Qwest Expands Tribal Phone Program

This morning Qwest announced that it is expanding its outreach efforts on over 60 tribal lands in 14 states to reach more residents who qualify for the company's Tribal Lifeline and Tribal Link-Up assistance programs. The announcement is available on TMCnet at:

Qwest Expands Outreach to Low-Income Residents on Tribal Lands; More are Now Eligible for Low-Cost Telephone Service

The programs provide for reduced rates for households meeting certain income guidelines. Residents on tribal lands can receive basic telephone service for as little as $1.00 per month and installation services at up to 50% off. The discount Tribal Lifeline and Tribal Link-Up services are offered under reimbursement programs established by the FCC.

AB -- 4/28/05

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