''4GCommunity obviously understood the risks of having their provider drop them, placing this warning (emphasis theirs) in their service agreement: Those of you who got screwed over for longer terms and are looking for a refund may want to note this particular paragraph: I am fortunate in that in May I took the 6 mo plan to initially try them out so that's up in November. That is a domain name, not a proper company name. Looking at the 4g Community site, their agreements refer to them as ''. of State registration number and seems to confirm the company's name.īut I think that is just a place where multiple small organizations share space. Looking for other clues, this may be them: This may be the actual cause of their loss of eligibility to offer Sprint services under the Wimax settlement program.

I would guess they would fold the NY non-profit corp. I do not know what implications that would have for their New York state registration.

Donating to *other* charities was probably a last-ditch attempt at a workaround after the IRS determined they were not serving a charitable/educational etc. I think their lawyers were looking for some way to legitimize 501(c)(3) status - and that they failed. Could it be that their 501(c)(3) registration was denied or revoked by the IRS? The fuss they were making in Aug-Sept about supposedly donating to several national charities makes me think they were possibly being questioned by the IRS at that time. I do not think it is there under that name. I could not find them in the IRS databases either.

Anyone else wanna try their luck with the IRS exempt-organizations-select-check tool? Interestingly enough, the mention of 501c3 has disappeared from their website and after an exhaustive search through the IRS data base for tax exempt organizations and have been unable to find 4GCommunity. (howardForum does not allow me to post a link) Nature of Violation - Organization engaged in deceptive or improper fundraising practices

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