Hidden charges in your phone bill

Om Malik, Monday, December 29, 2003 at 6:12 AM PT Comments (0)

For past two weeks I have been trying to disconnect my AOL account. I did not know I had one. It was part of the promotional CD which I decided to try out - it was promising a few thousand hours for free, so I said why not. But somehow it ended up costing me around $150, nearly six months of charges though I have not used it once since the early flirtation. The charges were showing up on my phone bill. But I don’t have it as bad as some other folks, as reported by this story in The Washington Post. Check your phone bills please - you might be paying for something you don’t even know about!

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