August 6, 20179 yr Is it simply based on your tenure with AT&T? If so Ive had AT&T since they acquired Cingular. I wondered that as well as I started out with Cingular.
August 6, 20179 yr I got a 2nd check. This one was for $39.59. I guess now I have a reason to actually go to the bank to deposit the 1st one that was for $0.25.
August 6, 20179 yr I got a 2nd check. This one was for $39.59. I guess now I have a reason to actually go to the bank to deposit the 1st one that was for $0.25. I wonder how much money ATT saves by issuing two checks one for $.25 and the other $39.59 in hopes that they never deposit the first one.
August 7, 20179 yr I wonder how much money ATT saves by issuing two checks one for $.25 and the other $39.59 in hopes that they never deposit the first one. Its a legal thing on the multiple checks issue. My guess os of you jad seperate numbers or multiple accounts. Each one has to be paid individualy. Deal with this type of stuff daily.
August 7, 20179 yr Is it simply based on your tenure with AT&T? If so Ive had AT&T since they acquired Cingular. I wondered that as well as I started out with Cingular. I think the fine print said from 2005 to 2010 and had to do with taxes paid on services like data plans, etc. I received $36 and have been with them since 2002.
August 7, 20179 yr Its a legal thing on the multiple checks issue. My guess os of you jad seperate numbers or multiple accounts. Each one has to be paid individualy. Deal with this type of stuff daily. I had cell phone service with them and currently still have a land line (I work from home and company pays, otherwise I'd cut the cord) and I also had DSL for a little while. I'm not really sure which check is for which service, but I didn't even know that I was part of a class action lawsuit, so I guess I just cash the check and move on.
August 7, 20179 yr I wonder how much money ATT saves by issuing two checks one for $.25 and the other $39.59 in hopes that they never deposit the first one. I don't think att would save anything. Money probably had to go into a separate account and if the checks are lost, not cashed or can't find an address, they get turned over to the states lost property. There is a database online and I always find some of my money there.
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