INFRINGEMENT POLICY

The entrepreneurial spirit has deep roots with Westphalia Broadband Inc. (WBI) going back to the early 20th century when telephone service was non-existent in many areas. With the Bell companies focused on urban areas, smaller towns such as Westphalia had to rely on their own means to organize and build a communications infrastructure. At one time, Westphalia had 2 separate companies providing telephone service before there was a merger in 1926 creating the Westphalia Telephone Company (WTC). Today, WBI and WTC utilize state of the art fiber optic technology to bring integrated phone, internet, and cable TV to your home bundled on a single bill... 1926: With the merger of Union Telephone and Farmers Telephone, communications are now centralized under a single company providing comprehensive service to all customers... 1959: Automatic switching equipment replaces the 24 hour staffed switchboard. Customers now dial the desired party and are now connected without human intervention.

Primary location: Westphalia United States