sign up for on a plan they didn't have. until, sometimes it was just for getting on erroneously getting on the internet for a wireless -- >> right. is this a benevolent company coming clean and saying, look -- >> people were starting to complain about it and in fact, the fcc has been investigating if there were over charges. the company says the majority of the data sessions involved minor data exchanges caused by software built into their phones, others involved accessing the web which have not should have incurred charges. these were charges of about $1.99 a megabyte. anyway, you were charged for doing something you should not have been charged for. if you are no longer a verizon wireless customer, you're going to get a check in the mail. i would suggest if you've been moved a couple of times, maybe you want to make sure they have the right address to you can get your $2 or $6 and don't spend it all in one place. the other thing we were talking about, what does this mean about