ESAT BT admits overcharging Irish customers

The telecommunications firm ESAT BT has reportedly admitted overcharging its Irish customers by €57,000.

ESAT BT admits overcharging Irish customers
Thu, 15 Jul, 2004 - 09:45

The telecommunications firm ESAT BT has reportedly admitted overcharging its Irish customers by €57,000.

Reports this morning said the company had admitted that it charged 1,900 customers €30 each for a service they no longer received.

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