The FCC never took jurisdiction over name identification.
Should they?
M> Caution: Unidentified callers ahead
Phone companies fail to provide some IDs because of the cost of > obtaining the data
> By Bruce Mohl, Globe Staff
> Are you getting your money's worth from caller ID?
> Some callers can't be identified because their information is blocked
> or unavailable, but in other cases the callers aren't named because
> the customer's phone company simply doesn't want to spend the money to
> obtain the data.
> A small Globe test of caller ID accuracy found several instances where
> Verizon Communications and Comcast Corp. didn't provide a caller's
> name because they didn't want to pay the extra money.
> The price is minimal on a per-call basis -- often a penny or less a
> call -- but spread across a telecommunications giant's many customers,
> it can quickly run into the tens of millions of dollars.
>
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