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                            Before the
                FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
                     Washington, D.C.  20554


In the Matter of                   )
                              )
Truth-in-Billing                   )         CC Docket No. 98-170
and                           )
Billing Format                )




                             ERRATUM

                 Erratum Released:  May 28, 1999

By the Deputy Chief, Common Carrier Bureau:

     The following corrects the Errata issued on May 24, 1999.  This erratum corrects an error
in the released text prior to publication of the summary of this item in the Federal Register or of
the complete item in the FCC Record:

     1.   The text of paragraph 101 of the Order dated May 11, 1999 is replaced with the
following:

"Our binding principles require that all telecommunications carriers, both wireline and wireless,
ensure (1) that consumer telephone bills be clearly organized, clearly identify the service provider,
and highlight any new providers; (2) that bills contain full and non-misleading descriptions of
charges that appear therein; and (3) that bills contain clear and conspicuous disclosure of any
information the consumer may need to make inquiries about, or contest charges, on the bill.  In
addition, carriers must comply with the Commission's rules found in Appendix A."
          

                              FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION



                              Robert Atkinson
                              Deputy Chief, Common Carrier Bureau