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You might think the editor of Wired would know how these things work… and the “glitch” is that AT&T’s roaming and billing systems work…
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On the Chris Anderson/iPhone story, I totally agree. AT&T even came back to him, reducing his bill from $2000 to $300 … and he’s still complaining! I’ve read Wired since pretty much inception, and I’m now left wondering how they’ve managed to keep up with things.
I left a comment saying pretty much the same as you on Chris’s site: http://www.longtail.com/the_long_tail/2007/12/q-whats-the-wor.html#comment-93469574
I guess he forgot about running Joi Ito’s big international roaming complaint that ran in the magazine a few years ago.
Or maybe because it’s an iPhone, people don’t think they should have to pay for this sort of thing?