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Australian Taxpayers May Foot The Bill For Personal Downloads; Investigation Pending

An Australian government employee racked up $200,000 US worth of downloads and other charges during one month of use on an NT government-issued mobile phone and is currently under investigation. The NT gvt employee quit his job before the bill arrived.

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Deadbeat FBI has phones cut off for non payment

Several telecommunications companies have disconnected the phones of five of the FBI's 56 field offices, including some lines that were being used in covert surveillance, because the FBI was delinquent in paying their bills.

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Mobile phone 'bill shock' tackled

UK mobile phone companies are told by the regulator Ofcom to let their contract customers restrict how much they spend.

Mobile firms 'leaking' billions

A new report suggests fraud and billing errors are creating huge revenue gaps for mobile phone firms.

Who will pay for online surveillance?

There's no way to know yet how much bill C-30, known to some as the online snooping bill, will cost taxpayers or boost monthly internet and phone fees. But service providers see the costs as significant, and someone will have to pay.

Disabled teen incurs $8,000 texting bill

A mentally disabled B.C. teen was hit by an $8,000 cell phone bill from Koodo, after a month of texting someone he thought was a girlfriend, through a text dating site.

Verizon Cancels $2 Fee

Just one day after Verizon Wireless announced a $2 fee for online or by-phone single payments, the company announced it was canceling the charge. On Thursday, the company announced it would charge customers a $2 “convenience fee” for single bill payments made online or by...