On the recordMay 20, 2019
If AT&T can rip everyone off for $30, and the people don't have the right to band together to assert those claims, they are going to get away with it and fraud will pay.
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congress.govIf AT&T can rip everyone off for $30, and the people don't have the right to band together to assert those claims, they are going to get away with it and fraud will pay.
Swalwell emphasizes the need for collective action against corporate fraud.
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