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Verizon to Pay Upwards of $50 million in Refunds, Clyburn Says Customers Deserve More than Refunds
by Matthew L. Schafer On Sunday, Verizon Wireless reported that it will refund customers who were subject to various $1.99 data fees as a result of stock cell phone software, which used data unbeknown to the customer. According to a … Continue reading
Did We Say 5¢ a Minute? We Meant $5: Cell Companies Battle FCC “Bill Shock” Survey
by Matthew L. Schafer On Thursday, the Wireless Association (CTIA) took its fight to a public stage, writing a blog in rebuttal to a recent Federal Communications Commission cell phone price gauging. A May survey, sponsored in part by the FCC, … Continue reading
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Tagged AT&T, Bill Shock, CTIA, FCC, Julius Genachowski, Survey, T-Mobile, Verizon
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