FCC Wants Details from Google on Nexus Termination Fee

Google Inc. was asked by federal regulators to explain a $350 fee charged to people who drop a contract for the company's Nexus One phones on Deutsche-Telekom AG's T-Mobile network. The request came in letters sent by the Federal Communications Commission, which also asked AT&T Inc., Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel Corp. about fees charged to customers who leave wireless contracts early.

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