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AT&T Mobility Settlement: FAQ

DateNovember 15, 2010

This is a case that relates to AT&T Mobility's practice of charging customers for taxes, fees and surcharges on internet access through certain services. These services include iPhone data plans, Blackberry data plans, other smart phone data plans, laptop connect cards and pay-per-use data services. The lawsuit alleges that these practices are not permitted under the Internet Tax Freedom Act, 47 U.S.C. § 151 (1998) (as amended) and other state laws. As a result, the lawsuit claims that AT&T Mobility is liable for damages to the Class. There is a proposal to settle the entire lawsuit.

Click here to read AT&T's settlement FAQs.

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