T-Mobile is being accused by the FTC of adding bogus charges to customers' bills. The agency says that the nation's fourth largest carrier added premium features to subscribers' bills without being authorized to do so. This practice is called "cramming." In this case, T-Mobile allegedly placed charges for services from third-party companies, onto customer's bills. The agency said that T-Mobile did a good job of covering up what it was doing so that the bogus charges could not be discovered by customers. FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez is demanding that T-Mobile repay all of its customers who were ...
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