AT&T to pay $105M settlement

April 6, 2023October 8, 2014 Written by Oregon Business Team

WSJ: AT&T Inc. agreed to pay $105 million to settle accusations that it added bogus third-party charges to subscribers’ bills.

he settlement is the latest in a string of enforcement actions from regulators aimed at stopping mobile “cramming”—the practice of adding unauthorized fees to consumer phone bills. Earlier this year the Federal Trade Commission sued T-Mobile US Inc. over similar conduct; that case is still pending in court.

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