Ariz. Admin. Code § R14-2-2008 - Informal Complaint Process
A.
A Subscriber may file an informal complaint within 90 days of receiving notice
of an Unauthorized Charge, or, thereafter, upon a showing of good cause. The
complaint shall be submitted to the Commission Staff in writing, telephonically
or via electronic transmission, and shall include:
1. Complainant's name, address, telephone
number;
2. The name of the
Telecommunications Company that submitted the alleged Unauthorized
Charge;
3. The approximate date of
the alleged Unauthorized Charge;
4.
A statement of facts, and documentation, to support the complainant's
allegation;
5. The amount of any
disputed charges including the amount already paid; and
6. The specific relief sought.
B. The Commission Staff shall:
1. Assist the parties in resolving the
complaint;
2. Notify the
Telecommunications Company of the alleged Unauthorized Charge;
3. Require the Telecommunications Company to
provide an initial response within five business days of receipt of notice from
the Commission;
4. Require the
Telecommunications Company to provide documentation of the Subscriber's new
service or product request. If such information is not provided to the Staff
within 10 business days of the initial Staff notification, Staff shall presume
than an Unauthorized Charge occurred;
5. Advise the Telecommunications Company that
it shall provide Staff any additional information requested within 10 business
days of Staff's request; and
6.
Inform the Telecommunications Company that failure to provide the requested
information or a good faith response to Commission Staff within 15 business
days shall be deemed an admission to the allegations contained within the
request and the Telecommunications Company shall be deemed in violation of the
applicable provisions of this Article.
C. If the parties do not resolve the matter,
the Staff will conduct a review of the informal complaint and related materials
to determine if an Unauthorized Charge has occurred, which review shall be
completed within 30 days of the Staff's receipt of the informal
complaint.
D. Upon conclusion of
its review, Staff shall render a written summary of its findings and
recommendation to all parties. Staff's written summary is not binding on any
party. Any party shall have the right to file a formal complaint with the
Commission under A.R.S. §
40-246.
Staff's written summary shall not be admissible in the formal complaint
proceeding.
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