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Thickrate

2007-08-23

…or what else is the result if – as reported e.g. on on Spiegel Online (German), but that’s apparently not an isolated case – you have a flat rate for your iPhone and receive an 80-page printed bill in which every single call, every single SMS and every single data transfer are listed, even though they are included in the flat rate and thus billed with $0.00?

:phone:

And that with all the environmental-frendliness that Apple and AT&T like to emphasize…

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