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The service allows users to use their mobile devices to connect to a wireless network. The consumer said she was unaware of any complaints about the companyвЂ™s services.Д¬ccams is a California-based company that offers вЂњfreeвЂќ Wi-Fi to individuals and businesses. The case stems from a consumer complaint filed by a New Jersey resident in 2014, who alleged she was billed $300 a month by CCCames. WeвЂ™ve been in the market for about 10 years now and this is something that the Commission should be concerned about.вЂќ

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вЂњIf you want to use a service like that, you should be free to use it and you should have the freedom to make your own choices about it,вЂќ Kastin said. Kost said he believes consumers should be able to make decisions about whether or not to use services like CCCam or other companies based on their own values and needs. The companyвЂ™s founder, Michael Kost, told HuffPost Pundito that he hopes the ruling sends a message that вЂњwe are not going to continue to do business with people who are going to use these tactics.вЂќ Kostin said his company has also hired outside law firm Edelman to handle the appeal. вЂњWeвЂ™re going to appeal, weвЂ™ll see what happens, and then weвЂ™ll just move forward,вЂќ Kostan said.

Kostin, told The Huffington Pundit that his company would appeal the fine. GigaWifi, which has been accused of violating the FTCвЂ™s Unfair Business Practices Act, was fined $5,000 by the agency.

The FCC says the company was вЂњunable to provide a satisfactory explanationвЂќ for charging the customers, and that it found the conduct вЂњunjust and deceptive.вЂќ The FTC said in a complaint that CCCams customers were tricked into thinking they were paying for wi-Fi when they were actually receiving the service through a third-party provider.CCCams did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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The FTC alleges CCCAM server provider GigaWifes, which operates in 14 states, illegally billed customers for free wi, which it said were intended to be вЂњpaid for with credit card and debit card purchases.вЂќ A California company has been fined $1.2 million by the Federal Trade Commission for charging customers with violating the Federal Communications CommissionвЂ™s вЂњunfair business practicesвЂќ law.

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