Cramming, Slamming, Porting Need More FCCrnRegulation to Protect Consumers, NARUC Staff Say

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ORLANDO, Fla. — States need to remain at the forefront of the debate on cramming, slammingrnand porting regulations to protect consumers at the state and federal level, said panelists at the Nov. 17rncommittee session at NARUC's annual meeting. The industry needs incentives through laws and regulationsrnto “get this right,” said Craig Graziano, NASUCA consumer protection committee chairman. “Thernindustry needs to develop methods of authentication to actually authenticate and a cost-benefit analysis."rnComments were due to the FCC Nov. 18 to get an update on an NPRM issued in April 2012 on wirelessrnand VoIP regulation.