What Is Global Tel Link's Wrongdoing?

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Global Tel Link is an inmate communications provider. The Louisiana Public Service Commission has discovered that Global Tel Link has committed multiple wrongdoings. The company has artificially inflated charges, double billed customers and intentionally committing other unlawful practices in order to overcharge customers.

Securus Technologies is another company that helps connect people who are incarcerated to their family members and friends. This company will be releasing reports that detail the wrongdoings of Global Tel Link. Richard A. Smith is Securus Technologies's CEO. He has stated that Global Tel Link has dropped the ball and their wrongdoings should be highlighted. He also stated that he hopes that Global Tel Link will be shamed into actin with better integrity.
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Richard stated that the company continues to commit fraudulent acts, so their wrongdoings need to be highlighted. Additionally, he said that it is wrong for any company to play tricks on their customers.

About Securus Technologies

Securus Technologies is a company that proudly serves law enforcement and corrections agencies. The company's headquarters are located in Dallas, Texas. It is estimated that this company serves 1.2 million inmates and 3,400 law enforcement and corrections

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