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May 31, 2010 by News Gatherer
Here are all the 30 million Americans, he said, according to a new study published by the Federal Communications Commission. One in six mobile phone users have experienced exorbitant bills, unexpected jump in their monthly service which has not been induced by a change in his plan to call or text message.
"However, we know our local consumers require many, many people in this country, an increase of $ 20 or $ 30 or $ 50 on your cell phone bill is a very significant step," Joel Gurnin, FCC Chairman Consumer Group labor, told reporters at a news conference on Wednesday. "We have found many people who were experiencing the exorbitant bills of about $ 50 or $ 100 or more .." These surprises are not the kind of journey of several thousands of dollars in new Europe and, sometimes, here in the U.S..
In many cases, even know they have one. In short, often do not know what their ETF. The survey also found that half of cell phone users and nearly two thirds of home broadband users are lost in the woods when it comes to early termination charges, the price of giving up his plan.
"The flight crew user who said that were the subject of an ETF, 47% did not know the amount of the fee would be," it added. "For broadband users at home have said they have had to pay an ETF, 64% do not know the amount of taxes ..
"I think the important message to retain from this is that people do not know what you need to know to handle this type of tax on the best way possible," said Gurnin. But certainly not a common practice. We'd love to see some of these best practices become a universal practice ".." We know there are some companies out there that are beginning to inform their customers when they are in a position to shock Bill territory.
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