Sep 18

AT&T charges an iPhone user with a service that's not available on the iPhone.
(Credit: Screenshot by Dong Ngo/CNET)
I’ve been a customer of AT&T every since 2003, when I got myself my first cell phone ever, and I’ve been a very good one. The proof: I set my bill to autopay from day one and even convinced a few friends to move to AT&T (mostly so that we don’t have to use the minutes to talk to each other.)
I found out Thursday that AT&T hasn’t been very nice to me.
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Originally posted at iPhone Atlas
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