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Mythbuster Adam Savage fights $11,000 AT&T bill with Twitter army
Mythbuster Adam Savage just got socked with an enormous AT&T (T) bill: $11,000 for roaming in Canada. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers blog their disgust for AT&T and wonder what might have happened if Savage wasn't famous.
By Richi Jennings -- your humble blogwatcher -- who selected these bloggy morsels for your enjoyment. Not to mention muffins...
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- TAGS:Adam Savage, AT&T, Canada, donttrythis, Mythbusters, roaming, T, wtfthatsabigbill
- IT TOPICS:Government & Regulation, Internet, Mobile & Wireless, Networking
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