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How much did Verizon charge NSA for records?

iamsamanthasmith

According to Verizon, they charge the following rates for subpoena information disclosure:

$40.00 per IP record requested (unless overtime charges apply)

$22.00 per Federal Express or actual shipping charges if higher

$0.25 cents per copy

So, does this mean that Verizon just made close to half a billion on the NSA request?

That's quite an incentive to not protest.

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blackopsjeep

Likely somewhere in that range thus the term is "sold us out".

commonsense101

$0.00

same as ATT,Sprint,Tmobile,Criket,Boost,gowireless,virgin mobile

lol..

its funny when someone learns about something thats been going on for seven years across multi carriers and all of a sudden get upset at the wrong people

fkverizon

gets upset at the wrong people? I'm getting out of my contract.

jondal

Vzw is the only one that may. Release our information to NSA

jondal

Fourth amendment

The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.

commonsense101

And your Internet, closing twitter, leaving Facebook, never using any google search, windows device...don't forget to pay everything in cash

Man ur life is going to be really har to live now that you are getting off the grid

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