AT&T overcharging iPhone and iPad customers?

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The network with the logo that looks ominously like Star Wars‘ planet destroying Death Star is once again in the hot seat. An independent investigation recently took place about the way US wireless carriers are charging their customers for their data usage, and the results are damaging for AT&T.

The investigation, done using different carriers and different mobile devices, shows that even when not in use and every single data using app turned off, the iPhone 4 on the AT&T network used data 35 times. This information was confirmed by AT&T’s data usage statistics. This is potentially damaging to AT&T and could open up the former MA Bell network to class action law suits.

If you’ve been overcharged by your wireless carrier, do not remain silent. Let your voices be heard by speaking up here and sharing your experiences and, of course, report any discrepancies to your wireless carrier immediately.

About The Author

Kamil M Abdullah has been a self proclaimed techie and bonafide smart phone expert nearly half of his life. Starting with the very first Sidekick(not necessarily a smart phone but close enough) to Blackberry to Symbian to Windows(Mobile & Phone 7) to Web OS to Android, he has used virtually every smart phone operating system. Kamil has also worked with computer programming in Bloomberg's Data Center and Backup Operations on their proprietary software. In his quest for further knowledge in mobile operating systems, Kamil voraciously devours any reading material on the subject he can find. Kamil is also a hip hop head to the fullest, having fallen in love with the art form from the very first "a hip hop the hibby to the hibby the hip hip the hop" and tr808 beat. He promises to use his vast powers and knowledge only for the good of mankind.