Telecom promotional-bundle charges lack retrievable signed agreements
Customer disputes a $180 charge tied to an iPad promotional bundle; the carrier cannot produce the signed or electronically accepted agreement when asked. Highlights a broader gap in proof-of-consent retrieval for promotional telecom contracts.
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