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1. Establish a page for web neutrality issues.

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   Laura Crump commented  ·  Jan 1, 2011  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   I have found that over the past 4 years the F.C.C. was not interested in helping me or even giving me a suggestion. They never sent me the information they said they would. They basically told me they didn't care unless I was being attacked by a terrorist outside the U.S. Well, I am a tax paying citizen of THE U.S. SINCE BIRTH and as such believe that I have rights to security. I don't know if I am being attached by someone trying to sell software, i.e., antivirus, or my ISP, who makes me pay extra for services they do not provide. I have asked for help from every Federal Government and local agency I was told to and to no avail. If this is a awy to do it by created a web page for Neutraility issues or any kind of web page that could determine whether you were being "CYBERSTALED" or attacked in anyway, THIS WOULD HELP OR AT LEAST LET YOU KNOW SOMEONE IN THE GOVENMENT CARES SOMEWHAT.

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