What would your parents say if they opened the mailbox and found a cell phone bill that was bigger than a book?
That’s what happened to some iPhone users this week when they received their bills from AT&T.
The bills list every text message, every Internet log in and every e-mail, so people who send a ton of text messages or do lots of web surfing got a bill that was hundreds of pages long. At least one customer, Justine Ezarik of Pittsburgh, had a 300-page bill!
AT&T says that iPhone customers can request a simplified bill that is much shorter.
do they get a bill for the paper too 😎
Those people have no lives whatsoever…
That is a long bill!
I’d hate to pay that bill!!!!!!!!!!!!
HAHAHAHA!
sorry
That’s Almost un-realistic.
that is the only possible downside to the iPhone
What is an iPhone?
I would send it back and want my money back that was used to pay for the paper, ink, and postage used to mail it back to apple.
wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It’s just not worth the bill.
Who would want that phone for that money.
that is very sad that at&t doesn’t care about all the paper the lost
Scary, imagine the money you would spend for a bill THAT long.
I thought this blog was awesome and it was because it was about the iphone
I think Apple, the company that made and distributed the iPhone, should let other cell phone service providers carry the iPhone. Not only is AT&T’s phone service expensive (you need to pay at least $59.99 per month for service on the iPhone), it is claimed that AT&T receives the most complaints for poor service. This probably explains why some people refuse to activate their iPhones since Apple’s cell phone works only with the AT&T service.