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[ PRIVACY Forum ] Google offering $150 credits to make up for
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Google offering $150 credits to make up for [Verizon's] Chromebook data debacle
(Computerworld): http://blogs.computerworld.com/mobilewireless/24060/google-chromebook-data
"While Verizon has yet to change its stance, a Google spokesperson
tells me the company will now offer $150 credits to all customers who
purchased an LTE Pixel while the two-year data plan was still being
offered. "While this particular issue is outside of our control, we
appreciate that this issue has inconvenienced some of our users," the
Google spokesperson said. The credits will come in the form of Visa
gift cards that can be used for any expense, including (but not
limited to) the purchase of mobile broadband access."
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Google doing right by its users -- cleaning up the mess that Verizon made.
--Lauren--
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