president-elect and a president. we saw it in the 33,000 subpoenaed emails. they are now obsessed with phantom charges against the president with no underlying crime. yet, with hillary clinton, acid wash, delete 33,000 emails, hammers, removing sim cards. not a peep from the media mob or the democratic party. we see it on issues of racism and sexual assault. don t forget the democratic lieutenant governor and governor of virginia. yeah, they are still both in office. we see it on climate change. at last night, four of the candidates onstage said that climate change was the biggest threat to our nation. once at donald trump. i assume they all flew in a plane to last night s debate. i highly took they took up he is from the airport either. but it is the democratic party s
for millions of consumers. whenever you check a website, download an app, or play a game, you use data. and it s counted against your monthly data limit. lisa stewart, a four iphone family, chose the smallest at&t data plan for mike because he doesn t use his phone much. look at the bills on my charges. reporter: within days he was surprised to find he d exceeded his limit generating an overcharge. $15 additional charge. reporter: even more surprising, what some called phantom charges. there s unusual activity on the bill in the middle of the night when we re all sleeping. charges. they re data charges. reporter: the class action lawsuit accuses at&t of systematically overcharging customers. well, it s like a rigged gas pump. where when you go to the gasoline station and you ask for a gallon of gas, you only get
an instance where the discrepancy worked to the benefit of the customer? never. always an overcharge, never an undercharge. reporter: to test for those phantom charges, the lawsuit says the engineer bought a new iphone, disabled everything that might trigger data usage and let the phone sit for ten days. on but untouched. when the bill came in, there were charges for 35 different transactions. it s just that someone coming in and stealing those minutes away from you. they re just robbing the time from your plan. reporter: at&t says the allegations are without merit and reflect a misunderstanding of how data is consumed and billed. for example, the company says some apps have software that runs in the background or is automatically updated which may use data that the consumer isn t aware of. the lawyers acknowledge that the extra money this may be costing each customer is small, perhaps $10 to $15 a month, but they