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Charter admits that it accidentally charged a “Wi-Fi Activation” fee to some customers, and the company is now facing a lawsuit over the charges.
The wrongful charges hit customers of Bright House Networks, a company that Charter purchased last year. A complaint filed on January 31 in the Sixth Judicial Circuit of Florida by customer Sharon Memmer seeks class-action status for all customers who were charged the “Illegitimate Wi-Fi Activation Fee.”
Charter offered no comment on the lawsuit but acknowledged the mistake and says it intends to make things right.
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Source: Ars Technica – Charter wrongly charged customers “Wi-Fi Activation“ fee, gets sued