T-Mobile Slapped With Class Action Suit
Jan 30, 2008, 3:23 PM by Eric M. Zeman
T-Mobile subscribers have filed a class action lawsuit against the company over charges for unwanted text messages. The lawsuit contends that T-Mobile does not allow customers to prevent text messages from being sent or received from their mobile phones, and charges the customers for messages even if the customer doesn't want them. One of the litigants claims T-Mobile refused to turn off the text messaging feature on her phone. T-Mobile didn't respond to the lawsuit. Sprint and Verizon Wireless allow customers to disable text messaging features.
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Now THIS lawsuit has some merit
If you can't block the feature, it should either be free, or every customer should get even 10-20 free messages a month just to cover incidentals, unwanted messages, and spam.
I have only offered a few suggestions
1) Tell the people texting not to text
2) make the peop...
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IF U GT SPAMED, ITS BC UR DUM
I MEAN... COME ON, U GT IN A WEB PAGE AND U PUT IN URE EMAIL... NEXT THING U KNOW U HAVE TO OPEN A NEW E-MAIL ACCT BC U ARE B-ING OVER POLUTED WITH SPAM MAIL...
ITS THE SAME THING W/SMS
ITS NOT THE PROVIDERS FAULT ...
ITS YOURS.... 😎
I am one who does believe a lot of these messaging scams should be made illegal caus...
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I personally would love to see a CAL that requires carriers to give free incoming...
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Text Blocking
I say we should go back to smoke signals, but then the EPA and Kyoto protocol would want to nail us for contributing to global warming.
Maybe i should purchase T Mobile
I love People who whine
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AT&T lets customers block text messaging
Not Greed
If people are getting spam then they need to stop adding there mobile number to all the webs they go to. And if they are getting daily jokes or ringtones and such they should have not watched that commercial and sent the first text.
As you kids, not T-Mobiles fault your kids dont listen to you. Get a handle on them and if they wont stop take away phone, or add 9.99 feature for unlimited text instead of whinning about hundreds dollars in overage.
Useless lawsuits just hurt everyone. Man another stupid lawsuit I need to pay for... For what so yo...
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i.e., only allow text messages from those on the customers phone book. It is a necessary evolution in the ...
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I dont think people are seeing eye to eye...
nickwright said:
are we the only carrier not in any trouble?...yes!
Give us time - the year is still young 😈
Did't T-Mobile got sued for something else recently and lost?
If i get a phone call from a number i don't recoqnize, i don't answer. Maybe there should be a system that only if you open and read the message then you get charged. BUT WHATEVER. I have a messaging plan and i an not even close to my limit, so does not affect me.