Verizon (VZ) is raising its “Administrative and Telco Recovery Charge” fee to $3.50 per month for each voice line from $3.30, and is increasing the fee for data lines to $1.60 per line form $1.40, Android Police’s Sanuj Bhatia reports. The company previously raised the administrative charge in mid-2022 by 70%, and in late 2023 the carrier faced a $100M class-action lawsuit over the fee, which it settled earlier this year without admitting any wrongdoing, the author notes.
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