Apple iPhone user gets boxed 300-page AT&T phone bill

“Early adopters of Apple’s iPhone are getting their first service bills from AT&T — and some customers say they are so detailed they belong in libraries.
Justine Ezarik, a Pittsburgh graphic designer and active Internet blogger, got her first bill on Saturday. She says it was so huge — 300 pages — it was delivered in a box. AT&T detailed every text message and Internet use for her billing period. ‘This is so silly,’ she told USA TODAY. ‘There’s no reason they need to send you this much information,'” Jefferson Graham reports for USA Today.

Full article here.

Justine Ezarik and her AT&T iPhone bill:

KDSK-TV reports, “AT&T said that customers have three bill options and they don’t have to select one with all of the detail, which would save paper. Ezarik says she’ll use the online billing in the future.”

Full article here.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Jesus” for the heads up.]

56 Comments

  1. Oh well! Damned if you do, damned if you don’t! If the bills aren’t detailed enough, then there’ll be whining along the lines of, “How do I know what I’m paying for?” Unfortunately, she’s probably a chronic iPhonemaniac.

  2. 30 days @ 24 hr/day – (8 hours per day for sleep &/ sex time)
    = 16 hours per day for 30 days left over for text messaging
    = 16hr x 60min x 30days = 28,800 minutes a month of productive texting time.
    So, 30,000 / 28,800min = 1.04 text messages per minute, every day for 16 hours solid including eating and bathroom time. ya right!
    she must be a mass marketing spam queen or something.

  3. On another interview she also claims that the iPhone is only ONE of two phones she uses. She also says again that she does 30,000 to 35,000 text messages (per month). so, 1,000 text messages every day.

    Seems like a sweet enough girl, but really, do something ELSE with your life other then just wearing out the glass on your iPhone!

  4. I would laugh, but its sooooo f*****g SAD!!!! AT&T: Fix this now! If you don’t say bye bye to any sort of profit margin you had as you will start having to make hostile take overs of forests and ink-toner companies.

  5. YOU SHORT-DICKED IDIOTS!!

    She’s an obvious fake, either an actress or model (or hooker) looking for work. If the bill isn’t a fake as well, she made one valiant effort to make the bill as fat as possible. Even a dumb blonde could hardly run up that many IM’s by accident.

    IMO she’s not that cute either. Phony over-dolled chicks with those creepy fake eyebrows don’t do it for me.

  6. First of all, I think we both know that she’s at least twice as good looking as any girl you’ve ever been out with – that is, if you’ve even been out with a girl. I kind of doubt it, though. You trying to hard to impress.

    Secondly, she is for real, and this is a real issue. She’s friends with Leo Laporte and the rest of the Mac Break Weekly podcast guys. She is on this week’s podcast talking about it.

    Furthermore, a similar thing happened to David Pogue of the New York Times and he wrote about it in one of his columns.

    So, uh, let’s not put on such a big show about supposedly not being fooled, because you are, in fact, fooling yourself.

    I got your pegged, bubba. Deal with it!

  7. somebody please tell me what the name of that song thats playing in the background. i have been trying hard to find out the artist but to no avail. if someone knows it, please let me know.

    back on topic, yes she def has a fat bill from ATT. wtf is she complaining about after all those texts and calls she made?Abdullah, u took the words right outta my mouth.

  8. CHRIST ALMIGHTY she’s strikingly gorgeous! She basically became a non-paid commercial spokewoman FOR the iPhone–everyone’s ganna want to get their hands on her… I mean, one. She’s turn a gay preacher into a sinner!

  9. @ eas
    “I would laugh, but its sooooo f*****g SAD!!!! AT&T: Fix this now! If you don’t say bye bye to any sort of profit margin you had as you will start having to make hostile take overs of forests and ink-toner companies.”

    Are you an idiot. How is this a fault in any way. You have a choice of detailed billing or not. I bet you would complain if you did not get all of your activity on your bill if you wanted it. Now STFU…
    Choice is always good.

  10. My God, she’s gorgeous. She definitely belongs on TV. Great personality, too. Did you see how much she lit up and smiled when she was asked about her iPhone. And I have to give her credit for remaining interesting for the whole interview with all those obtuse questions.

  11. Just an average looker by Australian standards. And now for the real point. If you surf the net using a cell/mobile phone it’s going to cost an arm and a leg. Whether Apple is selling an iPhone or not I still wouldn’t be buying one. Frankly, I’ve got more to do with my life…like breathing.

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