Wholesale pricing of telecommunications across the world is under scrutiny following the release of broadband products from wholesalers at anti-competitive prices. Qwest is attempting to prevent similar cases from occurring in the US and have filed a petition to the
After filing the petition, Steve Davis, Qwest senior vice president of public policy commented, “Adopting these rules is the right thing to do, and we urge the FCC to take action as soon as possible. Interim rules will provide service and pricing continuity to CLECs (Competitive Local Exchange Carriers) and their customers, regardless of whether or not the Circuit Court”s decision is heard on appeal.?
The according press release stated, ?Qwest”s proposed rules would maintain existing prices through December 31, 2004, provide a generous transition period through 2006 and provide reasonable and fair pricing adjustments moving forward. Qwest is the first company on either side of the debate to request, and the first company willing to submit to, such rules.?
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