Well, it gives the victims standing to sue, but even then the attorneys will take about 35% and you'll probably just get a $20 credit on your bill or somesuch.
And the FCC can use the money towards the universal service obligation by either subsidizing phone plans for the poor or encouraging the building of public access internet.
And the FCC can use the money towards the universal service obligation by either subsidizing phone plans for the poor or encouraging the building of public access internet.