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Posted: 3:27 PM Jun 27, 2008
Last Updated: 12:23 PM Jun 28, 2008

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There’s millions of dollars waiting for Floridians who paid hidden charges. The Attorney General’s office reached an agreement with AT&T Mobility to pay people who were charged for ring tones and wallpaper that was supposed to be free.

Attorney General Spokeswoman Sandi Copes says some people are owed hundreds of dollars.

“There’s several million dollars available for any AT&T Mobility customers and even Cingular customers in the state of Florida. We really want people to take advantage of this offer because if you’re losing 50 dollars a month for continent you thought was free that’s just not acceptable.”

To claim a refund you can click on the refund link below.

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