A soldier who was wounded in Iraq feels the Army did him an indignity by not only waiting four years to send him his Purple Heart, but delivering it with a $21 bill to cover shipping. The soldier, who hails from South Dakota, was wounded in a rocket blast in 2007. [More]
CUB Consumer Clinic Cures Nurse’s Ailing Cellphone Bills
By April 27, 2006
- “With her son stationed in Iraq, the last thing Maria Gonzalez needed was a collection agency hounding her about a $1,027 cell phone bill she didn’t deserve.”
Sprint Won’t Let Soldier Cancel Cellphone
By April 26, 2006
We must be a tabloid, we’re getting our stories from Sploid:
AT&T Overcharging Soldiers in Iraq… Because it Can
By March 10, 2006
Allegations have arisen that AT&T is abusing its power as a monopoly provider in US soldier’s PBXs in Iraq to block 1-800 numbers needed to use non-AT&T calling cards.
