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	Access to Telecommunications on Tribal Lands (Separate Website) Actions to Lower Prices for Phone Service for Individuals on Tribal Lands.


	Call Splashing (Separate Website) You may be charged higher long distance rates for the call than what you expected. This is called call splashing, and it may be in violation of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules.


	Charges On Your Phone Bill (Separate Website) Many consumers do not understand the various charges and items on their monthly phone bills. Here's a quick reference that describes some of these charges.


	The FCC's Universal Service Program For Low-Income Consumers (Separate Website) The Low-Income program provides discounts on telephone installation and monthly telephone service to qualifying consumers. Find out who qualifies.


	Understanding Your Phone Bill (Separate Website) This site provides information on understanding your phone bill charges, changes, and contacts.

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