Thursday Is The Targeted Date Of Release For The $60 Million AT&T Settlements. This Lawsuit Began In 2014 Where AT&T Subscriber Reported That Their Data Are Being Slowed Down After They Reached A Certain Data Limit Each Month.
$60million claims against AT&T.
3.5 million AT&T subscribers filed a lawsuit last 2014, reporting that the network is slowing down their internet after they reached the data limit each month, streaming, web browsing, and even GPS navigation became impossible due to a very slow connection. AT&T denied the allegations but agreed to pay a settlement.
In order to claim, applicant should be at least a former customer with unlimited data plan. They should fill up an application form via FTC website by Thursday, and they must have experienced slowed down internet. They will receive $10 to $23 payments which will credited to their accounts. Those who already received will not be eligible for this offer.
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