Technology Article 5/14
- The Federal Communications Commission announced on Tuesday that Verizon Wireless and Sprint had agreed to pay a combined $158 million to settle investigations into millions of dollars of unauthorized charges
- These unauthorized charges appeared on customers’ cellphone bills through a practice known as cramming
- Under the agreement, Verizon will pay $90 million and Sprint $68 million
- The unauthorized charges came in the form of third-party premium text messaging services
- Most of the charges were $9.99 a month, but they ranged from 99 cents to $14
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