Short Take: AT&T cuts rates in Texas
AT&T said today it has cut in-state long distance rates in Texas by 10 percent. The cut came following a $33 million drop in statewide access fees, the charges paid by long distance companies to access local phone networks. AT&T said it would cut rates further if access fees, which are six times higher in Texas than in California, continue to drop.
John Borland Staff Writer, CNET News.com
John Borland
covers the intersection of digital entertainment and broadband.AT&T said today it has cut in-state long distance rates in Texas by 10 percent. The cut came following a $33 million drop in statewide access fees, the charges paid by long distance companies to access local phone networks. AT&T said it would cut rates further if access fees, which are six times higher in Texas than in California, continue to drop.
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