PSC Invites Customers to Liberty Listening-Sessions

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PSC Invites Customers to Liberty Listening-Sessions

The Public Service Commission is inviting the public to attend listening sessions about Liberty phone service on Wednesday and Thursday territory-wide. PSC regulators and lawmakers say they want the public to speak out about the service - or lack thereof - they have experienced with Liberty V.I.

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