FTC Sends Refunds to Former AT&T Wireless Customers Who Were Subject to Data Throttling

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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is issuing nearly $6.3 million in refunds to consumers related to a 2019 settlement with AT&T Mobility LLC. The company was accused of misleading customers about its unlimited data plans, which would reduce data speeds (throttle) if customers reached a certain amount of data use. The settlement resulted in $52 million being returned to consumers in 2020, and the latest refunds are going to consumers who had not yet received a refund and filed a valid claim with the FTC. Recipients should cash their checks within 90 days and redeem PayPal payments within 30 days.

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FTC settlement with AT&T Mobility LLC
Allegations of misleading customers about unlimited data plans
$6.3 million in refunds issued to consumers
Refunds going to consumers who had not yet received a refund and filed a valid claim
* Recipients should cash checks within 90 days and redeem PayPal payments within 30 days