AT&T pays out for shady third-party charges

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Tor Slettnes @ Jun 6th 2008 11:53AM

Well, this sounds like a shady way of doing billiing in the first place! Why can't you get payment directly from your customers in the first place, like a typical retailer/service outfit?

This entire mechanism of billing through the phone carrier is too insecure, too rife with crooks, and waaaaayyyy too open for "cramming".

-tor

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