Source: Bob Sullivan, NBC News (MSNBC.com) ( Free Registration )

Despite years of investigations, congressional hearings and promises from the telecommunications industry, phone bill “cramming” --  the addition of usually small third-party charges without a subscriber's consent -- remains a major consumer headache.

Brett Strauss can attest to that. He purchased an AT&T cellphone for his business that wasn't used for months, but somehow accrued more than $300 in charges for unwanted third-party services that were crammed onto his bill during that period.

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