Telecom Audit News & Resources

During long distance phone bill audit projects and service contract negotiations for business clients, we often hear this from the [...]

According to many telecom audit industry sources, wireless telecom audit projects are increasingly paying off for companies that employ them.
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Whatever happened to telecom fraud? Does it still exist? Should you as a business owner be concerned? Despite [...]

The principal joins other phone bill audit experts on a free educational podcast that provides valuable telecom bill audit information on the subject of phone bill cramming.

In a perfect world, your telecommunications carrier would tally up all of your minutes for the month and multiply by the contracted rate to arrive at your bill. In many cases, though, at the bottom line, the average cost per minute comes out higher than what’s clearly written in the contract; sometimes by as much as 100 percent.

More often than not, USA companies do not have the internal staff or capability to successfully perform accurate and proficient telecom audits on their services and phone invoices.

Many telecom surcharges are bogus and are used primarily to pass costs on to the business telecom consumer or masquerade as taxes, when in fact they are hidden administrative fees that going to the bottom lines of the telecommunications carriers.

As I work my share of multi-million dollar corporate telcom audits for BottaBoom Telecom Auditing, meticulously combing through the vast myriad of charges on phone bills and solving the complicated over-billing puzzles I encounter, I envision these people who devise telecom contract language and policy (the telecom carrier brain trusts) sitting in some conference room for hours and days at a time. Their greedy mission is to find all of the ways to tilt the zero sum game of telecom billing their way

Lets face it, telecommunications audit consultants are often in a very precarious position when they present their huge cost savings and telecommunication audit findings to management.

As the beginning of the new year is upon us and U.S. companies continue their relentless cost cutting initiatives in [...]