/ Source: CNBC Technology
Consumers with extra charges on their cellphone bills after clicking on phony anti-virus pop-up ads can now get refunds.
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Phony anti-virus pop-up? There's a refund for that
Consumers with extra charges on their cellphone bills after clicking on phony anti-virus pop-up ads can now get refunds.