On the recordJuly 12, 2011
It's called cramming and it refers to what we call mysterious charges that appear on American phone bills.
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congress.govJay Rockefeller: “It's called cramming and it refers to what we call mysterious charges that appear on American phone bills.”
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Rockefeller explains the concept of cramming in relation to phone bills.
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