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Bookmark or Share- Understanding Your Telephone Bill - Federal Communications CommissionUnexpected overage charges and fees on your mobile phone bill can come as a shock, especially when they result from usage you thought was covered by your plan. To avoid bill shock, following these tips should help.
- Avoiding bill shock - T-MobileT-Mobile offers our customers a number of ways to avoid potential bill shock from unanticipated voice, messaging, and data overages. We do this by sending text alerts, online and phone access to account balance information, and family controls.
- How To Avoid 'Bill Shock' From Smartphone Use - NPRAmericans who've been traveling abroad are all too often stunned by the size of their mobile phone bill. Even if they aren't actively using their phone, they can rack up hundreds, sometimes...
- Bill Shock - Federal Communications CommissionAn FCC Survey indicated that 30 million Americans—or one in six mobile users—have experienced "bill shock," a sudden and unexpected increase in monthly bills that is not caused by a change in service plans.
- Bill Shock - Federal Communications CommissionBill shock is a sudden and unexpected increase in a mobile wireless user's monthly bill that is not caused by a change in service plans. Bill shock occurs for a number of reasons, including unclear or misunderstood advertising and unanticipated roaming or data charges.
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