Hear-Me.org - Signal Booster Advocacy

Amplify your voice!

We are confident that we will soon see action out of the FCC temporarily legitimizing boosters with at a minimum, oscillation protection. Assuming this happens, this temporary action would be immediately followed by a short period for final comments, usually 30 days, followed by a final decision on whether boosters live or die. This process would be spelled out by the FCC, via issuance of a Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM).

This will be our final chance to influence the FCC as to the importance of boosters. Heavy negative pressure is expected from the cellular service providers and the CTIA. Bottom line – now more than ever, we need booster support stories to be filed with the FCC and your Washington Legislators during this upcoming comment period. With your consent, we can even route comments to the proper venue for you.

You can help by doing one of the following:

Write a letter to Congress

Place a 'Tell the carriers to keep their hands off our boosters' button to your website

To help in any of these ways, please CLICK HERE

If you have any questions or would like additional information, please email action@hear-me.org.

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	Amplify your voice! We are confident that we will soon see action out of the FCC temporarily legitimizing boosters with at a minimum, oscillation protection. Assuming this happens, this temporary action would be immediately followed by a short period for final comments, usually 30 days, followed by a final decision on whether boosters live or die. This process would be spelled out by the FCC, via issuance of a Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM). This will be our final chance to influence the FCC as to the importance of boosters. Heavy negative pressure is expected from the cellular service providers and the CTIA. Bottom line – now more than ever, we need booster support stories to be filed with the FCC and your Washington Legislators during this upcoming comment period. With your consent, we can even route comments to the proper venue for you. You can help by doing one of the following: Write a letter to Congress Sign up to stay informed Place a 'Tell the carriers to keep their hands off our boosters' button to your website To help in any of these ways, please CLICK HERE If you have any questions or would like additional information, please email action@hear-me.org. Information collected will be used solely for purposes of the Can You Hear Me? campaign and not for commercial or solicitation purposes.

Take Action!

Amplify your voice!

You can help by doing one of the following: