by admin | Dec 9, 2002 | News
Two big cell phone companies operating in Missouri are charged in a lawsuit filed by the Attorney General with overbilling customers for 911 services. The lawsuit filed by Jay Nixon wants to keep the companies from adding fees to customer bills. The lawsuit says the...
by admin | May 24, 2002 | Crime / Courts
A Florida long-distance provider is going to have to pay $100-thousand in restitution to Missouri consumers and pay a $2,000 fine to resolve complaints that the business slammed about 1,000 residents by switching their long-distance service without authorization....
by admin | Jul 20, 2000 | News
The Attorney General’s Office has filed a lawsuit against MCI-Worldcom, claiming the company is using deceptive practices in one of its popular campaigns. Attorney General Jay Nixon says it’s a clear case of a company not being truthful. Nixon says things...
by admin | Jul 13, 2000 | News
It’s over. The board of directors at Sprint and MCIWorldcom have officially called off their plan for a $129 billion dollar merger. Sprint spokesman Bill White says it was a purely business decision. White insists Sprint is not for sale. Sprint Chairman and CEO...
by admin | Jun 27, 2000 | News
Officials of Sprint in Kansas City say they are disappointed by the Justice Department move to file an anti-trust lawsuit to block the company’s merger with MCI WorldCom. Sprint spokeswoman, Laura Meyer, says executives with the phone company plan to take time...
