Withdraw ACP application

Question

I keep getting bombarded with texts and mails and emails and notifications and banners trying to get me to sign up for this ACP benefit. I do not want to sign up (I am quite sure I do not qualify), but when trying to get more information about it I reached a page which is saying that my application has been submitted (which also seems to be the only page that actually lists the eligibility requirements!) What application? I did not complete any application, nor did I consent to Cox submitting any application on my behalf! How can I get this fraudulent application withdrawn??
Furthermore...if you had the information to submit an application without any interaction from me, then you have the information to know that I am nowhere near qualifying. Is Cox *intentionally* wasting our tax dollars by forcing the FCC to sort through a bunch of invalid applications??

darkatt · Answer

Your application doesn't go to Cox, it goes to the Federal Government.
https://www.fcc.gov/acp

widermouthopen · Answer

This article may be interesting to you.
"According to the FCC, those three(Charter, Cox and Starry) companies are the largest ACP providers using “alternative verification processes."

lovemylab · Answer

I get the same notifications, but know that we don't qualify. If I go to the following page, it provides prompts to start the process. I don't see how one could accidently submit so I don't know what might have happened there.&nbsp;https://www.cox.com/residential/internet/affordable-connectivity-program.html?campcode=search-promotion-acp

darkatt · Answer

go to the link I provided, there are phone numbers for contact there as well.&nbsp;

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