The nation's largest privately held wireless carrier is stepping up to help federal employees.
As the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history lingers on with no end in sight, C Spire is offering unpaid federal workers flexible payment options on their wireless, home phone, TV and internet service.
C Spire is offering extensions and waiving late fees for customers who may be unable to make their previous payment schedule due the impasse in Washington, D.C.
The Mississippi-based organization is the parent company of C Spire Business and is nationally known for being customer inspired in all aspects of its approach to business.
�With bills due this month, we know many families are struggling to honor all of their obligations and we�re here to help them at this time,� said C Spire President Stephen Bye.
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He explains that the company will adjust late fees, provide extensions and work with wireless and home services customers on revised payment schedules. �We appreciate the service and sacrifice that federal employees make every day for our country and want to make sure that they stay connected during this time,� he said.
Wireless and home services customers impacted by the shutdown can contact a customer service representative at cspire.com](