cramming en Cramming: How bogus fees hit your phone bill <div
class="captionLeftLandscape"><a href=""><img class="alignnone
size-medium wp-image-20795" title="iqtesthome" src=""
alt="iqtesthome" width="325" height="217" /></a><strong>This <a
href="">scam IQ test on Facebook </a>asks unwitting test-takers
for a mobile phone number </strong><strong>and hides the part
that says they're going to get charged $9.99 a month for
</strong><strong> text message services.</strong><br />
<small><br /> </small></div> <p>No longer do scam artists need a
credit card number. Now, they just need your name, phone number,
and a mouse click.<br /> </p><p class="whitespace">Until he got
a notice saying his phone was about to be cut off, Jim Cudahy
didn't know he was being charged an extra $14.95 each month on
his Embarq bill, which he was automatically paying through a
bank draft.<br /> </p><p class="whitespace">When he called to
ask about the charge, Embarq said it was from a third-party
provider for an additional voicemail acco