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If you are a Frontier Communications customer in California that experienced bad service as a result of the transition from Verizon to Frontier, it is time to complain to the California State Assembly.
Stop the Cap! reader Sergio reminds us the Assembly Committee on Utilities and Commerce will be meeting at 1:30 pm in Sacramento on Wednesday, May 18. They are open to hearing your complaints and problems regarding Frontier’s performance in the state. If you had problems or are still experiencing them, having an Assembly member intervene can be very effective in getting your service problems fixed, and deliver a message that Frontier’s rosy pronouncements on the transition are fact-challenged. But you need to act now, before the meeting on Wednesday.
By email: [email protected]
By phone: (916) 319-2083
You can also contact one or more Assembly members on the committee directly at these numbers:
- Mike Gatto (Chair) (916) 319-2043
- Jim Patterson (Vice Chair) (916) 319-2023
- Autumn R. Burke (916) 319-2062
- Rocky J. Chávez (916) 319-2076
- Brian Dahle (916) 319-2001
- Susan Talamantes Eggman (916) 319-2013
- Cristina Garcia (916) 319-2058
- Eduardo Garcia (916) 319-2056
- David Hadley (916) 319-2066
- Roger Hernández (916) 319-2048
- Jay Obernolte (916) 319-2033
- Bill Quirk (916) 319-2020
- Miguel Santiago (916) 319-2053
- Philip Y. Ting (916) 319-2019
- Das Williams (916) 319-2037
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