The Unauthorized Biography of the Baby Bells and Info-Scandal
by Bruce Kushnick
Publisher: New Networks Institute 1999
ISBN/ASIN: B000IZX3TM
Number of pages: 464
Description:
Almost everyone in America knows how to use a telephone and almost everyone picks up a phone every day to make or answer a call. Unfortunately, almost no one understands their telephone bill. Worse: almost no one knows that they have been paying, for years, for services that they never ordered and that will probably never be delivered anytime soon. And we believe you're owed money — hundreds of dollars per-line.
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