AT&T threatens to shut off service of a customer who won in small claims cou

suraj.sun writes: AT&T threatens to shut off service of user who successfully won a small claims court judgement:

AT&T is offering to discuss a settlement( http://finance.yahoo.com/news/t-offers-quiet-settlement-iphone-193059176.html ) to an iPhone user who won a small-claims case that alleged the company was slowing down his "unlimited" data service. AT&T has about 17 million smartphone customers on "unlimited" plans, and has started slowing down service for users who hit certain traffic thresholds. Spaccarelli maintained at his Feb. 24 small-claims hearing that AT&T broke its promise to provide "unlimited" service, and the judge agreed ( http://finance.yahoo.com/news/feel-cheated-small-claims-court-213340327.html ).

In a letter dated Friday, a law firm retained by AT&T Inc. is threatening to shut off Matthew Spaccarelli's phone service if he doesn't sit down to talk. Spaccarelli has posted online the documents he used to argue his case and encourages other AT&T customers copy his suit.