Throughout the blogosphere, news has been circulating of AT&T offering a free month of its 2GB data plan for iPads old and new. Apparently, AT&T has been e-mailing its customers to notify them of the offer. Reluctantly, I am an AT&T customer because when I received my iPad there was only an AT&T model available. While I didn’t receive AT&T’s e-mail, I did see the story pop on various blogs and I thought I’d give it a shot.
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Q&A - SDG&E's Public Purpose Program
Q&A Time! We recently received a question from a member who wanted to know what the heck the Public Purpose Program (PPP) charge on their bill is and why it is so much money! As my colleague Mike posted the other day, the PPP funds are used in various ways. But this is only half of the story. What formula does SDG&E use to calculate the PPP charge? Read on to find out more.
2009 delivers new rights to banking and credit card victims
Breaking News: Congress actually got something done this year to protect consumers. REA
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