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But according to WJBK, the iPad was tied to Mike's work cell and he found out about the cost during a meeting when the company's IT department forwarded the bill.
According to the bill shown to WJBK, Domzalski, or rather his company, was billed $11,733 for the first hour and another $5,000+ for more than five remaining hours for a total of $17,465.86.
He told WJBK, "By not making a phone call to set up something on an iPad which I might have missed, I shouldn't have to pay $17,5000."
AT&T spokesperson responded to WJBK's inquiries with the following statement:
Domzalski said he has the support of his company when it comes to the bill, but WJBK did not explain what that support actually entails.
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