Settlement claim from Sprint for free phone card

Settlement claim form for people charged casual caller rates between March 97 and December 03, fill out form by October 21, 2004 and you must include your phone bill.
 
Cedar said:
Settlement claim form for people charged casual caller rates between March 97 and December 03, fill out form by October 21, 2004 and you must include your phone bill.
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That's kind of rough for people who disconnected recently. I don't know of any people that keep a phone bill for several years. It looks like the phone bill is required for the $100 phone card instead of the $50 phone card.
 
Is this ONLY for Sprint Landline? Or also Sprint PCS / Wireless?
 
cinesagar said:
Is this ONLY for Sprint Landline? Or also Sprint PCS / Wireless?
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I can't really tell from the Web site. Here's the scoop from http://www.casualcaller.com/faqs.htm

How can I tell if I was charged casual caller rates?
Your past phone bills will not specifically state whether you were charged casual caller rates or surcharges. (In the telecommunications industry, these are also referred to as "casual calling," "dial-around," or "random" rates and surcharges.) Any such charges would appear on bills received from your local telephone service provider, on a separate page identified as charges for Sprint long-distance service, and would reflect higher rates and surcharges than your Sprint rate plan. Sprint imposed casual caller per minute rates of $.40 per minute and a per-call surcharge of $1.99 on domestic calls. If your phone bills reflect that you were charged approximately $2 for a one-minute phone call, then it is likely that you were charged casual caller rates.

You can get more information by sending an email to Plaintiff's counsel at [email protected], or by writing one of the firms at:

Girard Gibbs & De Bartolomeo LLP
601 California Street, Suite 1400
San Francisco, California 94108


Stueve Siegel Hanson Woody LLP
330 West 47th Street, Suite 250
Kansas City, Missouri 64112


Good luck! Let us know what you find out.
 
no phone bill

:hmm:
The way i read it, you only need a phone bill if you want $100. I don't have a phone bill...so, I went for the $50 card ...
:hmm:
 
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