Hey guys, just got emailed this from AT&#38;T:<p><a href="http://www.mobilitywelcome.com/files/7584_ATTinsrt_R.pdf" rel="nofollow">http://www.mobilitywelcome.com/files/7584_ATTinsrt_R.pdf</a><p>Posting for two reasons. First, it shows the general nonsense and BS of class action lawsuits. Second, you can get a free phone card if you're an AT&#38;T user or lower the cost to cancel your plan from $175/flat to $175 - $5/month you were a member.<p>--<p>o By checking here, I choose to receive an AT&#38;T Prepaid Long Distance Card with up to 200 minutes; OR<p>o By checking here, I choose to be subject to a prorated ETF provision instead of the flat-rate ETF provision that is currently in my contract. I understand that I will be provided with other benefits subject to the terms of the Plan of Allocation if, at the time that benefit becomes effective, I am no longer an AT&#38;T Mobility subscriber with a flat-rate ETF provision.<p>--<p>From the link in this comment:<p>--<p>If the Settlement is approved, a settlement fund of $16,000,000 in cash and $2,000,000 in non-cash benefits will be created.<p>--<p>Most of that will go to lawyers' fees - you can get a bit if you canceled your contract, or get a phone card, but mostly it's a lawyer play. Anyways, I always found I learned when I went over legal documents, so hopefully someone finds this valuable. If you're going to cancel an AT&#38;T plan in the near future, this could save you a decent chunk of change for the 15 minutes of your life too.