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FCC Also Investigating T-Mobile

Jul 1, 2014, 3:17 PM by Eric M. Zeman

The FCC today said it, too, is investigating claims that T-Mobile fraudulently charged its customers for premium services they did not want. The FCC will work with the FTC to consolidate their cases. The FCC said it will "use our independent enforcement authority to ensure a thorough, swift, and just resolution of the numerous complaints against T-Mobile."

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tjobrien21

Jul 7, 2014, 3:39 PM

Been there...

I've had the problem of third party charges I didn't add or use when I was a Tmo customer. I solved it by switching providers.

walpoleauto

Jul 1, 2014, 11:05 PM

That's what you get when the FCC chairman is ex Verizon

That's what you get when the FCC chairman is ex Verizon. AT&T dropped prices to compete, Sprint tries to buy the competition, and Verizon screws the competition with government power. Corruption at it's finest.

DarkStar

When was Tom Wheeler with Verizon. He was with T-mobile.

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andrewbearpig

uwotm8?

Please provide sources. Do you just put your hands over your ears and go "la la la la la t-mobile best mobile?! they do no wrong!"

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