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WASHINGTON Verizon Wireless said a new $350 fee that it charges some subscribers to break cell-phone contracts is necessary to cover its higher costs and the "risks" of offering high-speed wireless Internet service. The wireless giant offered up a defense of its new fee double the fee charged to other subscribers in response to an inquiry by the Federal Communications Commission. The fee applies to smart phones, including some BlackBerry ...
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