When Frontier Communications came on the scene in Texas and California, Charter Communications ramped up advertising against its new competition, at least according to a federal lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Connecticut.
Frontier, which is based in Norwalk, claims in its June 20 suit that Charter, which is based in Stamford, has been airing false advertisements specifically designed to draw customers away from Frontier and sign with Charter. The competition between the two companies increased when Frontier bought out Verizon Communications in California and Texas.
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