AP: "When AT&T started slowing down the data service for his iPhone, Matt Spaccarelli, an unemployed truck driver and student, took the country's largest telecommunications company to small claims court. And won. His award: $850." »

inothernews:

Sounds like precedent to me.  Good thing AT&T only has 17 million other customers who could be subject to throttling.  Let’s see: 17 million times $850 = oh, shit!

Glad I’m not an AT&T customer.

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  1. reggie-kray reblogged this from toosexyformybowtie and added:
    being someone who worked for t-mobile and dealt with this shit everyday this is stupid
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  5. vinylsticker reblogged this from inothernews and added:
    mwjajaja, can you imagine if everybody sued AT&T? worth it.
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  11. paulettesother reblogged this from inothernews and added:
    ARE WE SERIOUS. MINE HAS BEEN THROTTLED AND WORST PART ABOUT IT NOW I CANT SEND PICTURE TEXTS ON 3G. SERIOUSLY ATT?...
  12. richardcorns reblogged this from inothernews
  13. maladesofmee reblogged this from inothernews and added:
    Thank god for Sprint and Boost...doesn’t throttle me
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  16. intimos reblogged this from inothernews and added:
    M*THERF*CKER. Well I thought something was weird with my phone service.
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