Google it. Class actions on the bogus administrative $1.99 cell fee and from misleading shareholders can only mean one thing...more debt!
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There are no shareholder lawsuits, just lawyers trying to garner some customers who think they lost a ton of money. If there was a shareholder worry, the institutional investors would be all over it. I usually se 3-4 promoted stories about class action against AT&T for shareholders losing money. And the 1.99 deal won't get much traction, except in litigious California.
I would like to know why when you change your service whenever your contract is up 50 days in advance and then your contract is up you still charged for the service you were getting with your contract but at full price.
I guess randy learned that in accounting 101 keep billing customers for services they are no longer receiving. they should get sued for that kind of c-ap too.
Lol karma sux
You don't pay for fines with debt. You pay for fines by raising the prices of your products.
OP... how many more times are you going to post this? This is the fourth posting so far.
I wish someone would just back the Californians in a corner. Someone there will sue because they stubbed their toe on an object they bought in their house. AT&T has budget for this. Just a cost of doing business. Barley a blip on the radar, What's a few hundred thousand on a few hundred billion.
There are alot of lawsuits right now. Death by a thousand paper cuts and cord cutting.
This is it I don’t know how AT&T think it could get away with this phony fee. Unfortunately millions of employees will lose there job over this. Thanks Randy!
At &t is loosing so much money now thay are close to bankruptsy as it is. The ironic thing is the union is pushing to protect members but it would also save at &t from
Itself. Millions of customer looses because jobs get shipped to china. And now lawsuits to sue at &t for billions and already liderally dying and almost bankrupt. Mobilize and stay unified and fight to save our jobs and at &t to