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AT&T Wireless to Settle Class-Action Lawsuit

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Apr 4, 2002, 12:10 PM by (staff)

AT&T Wireless has proposed to settle a pending class-action lawsuit filed by customers who feel they were misled by a deceptive service promotion. According to the proposed legal settlement, customers who participated in the AT&T promotion are eligible to receive up to an hour of free airtime or a 180-minute AT&T long-distance calling card. If the deal is finalized, customers will be notified of how to redeem the offer.

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