Vexus Fiber Fined $100,000 for Downselling ACP-Eligible Households
Vexus Fiber will pay $100,000 for violating the FCC's affordable connectivity program rules. An Enforcement Bureau order Friday said Vexus admitted it violated the program's rule prohibiting downselling broadband services to ACP-eligible households by "preventing customers from applying the ACP…
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benefit to any residential broadband internet access service plan they selected."