How to File a Net Neutrality Complaint  December 28, 2010 -  Ars
Technica details how one goes about filing a complaint against a
service provider under the new net neutrality rules approved by
the Federal Communications Commission last week. The short
answer is that for both individuals and corporate entities,
filing a complaint can be an arduous task.  First, there are two
kinds of complaints that can be filed: informal and formal. The
FCC lets end users and "edge providers" file informal complaints
through its Consumer and Government Affairs informal complaint
form. Informal complaints are easier to file.  The FCC says that
its Consumer Division will soon "make available resources
explaining these rules and facilitating the filing of informal
complaints." I hope that the process gets streamlined so that
regular every-day consumers can do so without complications..
Formal complaints can be filed by anyone but costs money. A
formal complaint claiming some sort of violation has a $200
filing fee attached to