As recently reported here , New York Times Technology writer David Pogue was part of a successul crusade against Verizon for predatory billing practices. Verizon was billing customers for accidental connections that did not involve any air time. That campaign ultimately resulted in Verizon paying $92 million in refunds.
A reader has given Pogue a suggestion for another campaign: roll-over megabytes. AT&T has roll-over minutes, which allow a customer to carry forward minutes that the customer paid for, but did not use. Pogue and his reader are suggesting the same concept for megabytes of data that go unused. Read Pogue's comments here and join the crusade.
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