Verizon Pledges to Protect Customers Still Using POTS
Verizon introduces three step plan for customers transitioning from POTS
Verizon introduces three step plan for customers transitioning from POTS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5, 2026 – Verizon has issued a letter assuring eligible customers that copper services will not be discontinued in 10 jurisdictions.
Associate General Counsel Randy Clarke published a letter on Oct. 30 emphasizing Verizon’s commitment to make sure no customer gets left behind while sunsetting traditional copper lines.
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