Basically, cramming is a company getting your telephone service provider to add a little to your bill. Cramming companies often work through a middleman, and keep their bogus charges low enough to avoid getting noticed. That's the idea, anyway: checking your monthly bill for charges you didn't authorize is a good idea.
Here's more about telephone cramming:
- FCC
- Office of the Attorney General, Minnesota, Lori Swanson
- "Attorney General Swanson Sues Telephone Bill 'Crammer'"
Press Release (January 7, 2011) - "Your Legal Rights: Don't Get 'Crammed'--Avoid Unwanted Charges on Your Phone Bill"
Fact sheet
- "Attorney General Swanson Sues Telephone Bill 'Crammer'"
Once again, I've got photos to show off.
Much depends on what a person decides to notice. There's an empty sidewalk, a lawn with some bare ground: but look closer - - -. August 21, 2011.
- - - There's also a set of cheerful sunflowers in bloom. August 21, 2011.
This morning at Our Lady of Angels church. Just
one word: Aww. August 21, 2011.
Summer clouds south of the Sauk Centre School. August 21, 2011.
I see that Sauk Centre Public School's
open house is August 30: a week from Tuesday. Classes start September 6 - and the first two-day vacation is October 20 and 21. Why there's a vacation there I
didn't see.
I plan to get out and enjoy summer while it's still here. Maybe next week will have more days like today. Or, maybe not.
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