They thought it was a good idea at first, then changed their minds. Those who bought their iPad 3G at the right time will now get a little bit of money back for their troubles.
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Apple and AT&T will pay for reneging on unlimited data plan
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Published September 28, 2013
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Apple and AT&T are set to resolve a long-running class action suit over the companies’ decision in June, 2010 to end unlimited data plans for the iPad 3G tablet.
In a ruling issued this week in San Jose, California, US District Judge Ronald Whyte signed off on a plan that will see Apple pay $40 to everyone in the US who bought or ordered an iPad 3G before June 7, 2010. In addition, those who did not sign up with AT&T will get a $20/month discount on the carrier’s 5GB monthly plan for up to a year.
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