AT&T and AOL Customers Can Fight Back Higher Rates by Using LowerMyBills.com

LOS ANGELES, CA — As an alternative to higher AT&T basic residential calling rates and AOL Internet service rates, LowerMyBills.com, the premier nationwide service to compare and lower bills, is offering all disgruntled AT&T customers the ability to save up to $500 per year on their phone bills and AOL customers up to $200 per year on their Internet service.

“The last thing consumers need is to have their phone bill and their Internet service increase along with higher gas and energy bills,” says LowerMyBills.com Chief Executive Officer Matt Coffin. “Right now, the consumer is taking it on the chin with all of these outrageous price increases but there is a solution if they visit our site.”

By visiting LowerMyBills.com, consumers can choose from a wide range of major telecommunication carriers and Internet service providers including: MCI Worldcom, Sprint, AT&T, AOL, Ameritech, Prodigy, Verizon, DirecTV DSL and Earthlink. LowerMyBills.com also promotes smaller companies like, Opex Communications, Buyersonline, Working Assets, GTC, InternetConnect, and RCN to its users, giving consumers the added luxury of price comparison when choosing phone and Internet services.

About LowerMyBills.com

Headquartered in Los Angeles, LowerMyBills.com (www.lowermybills.com) is the first online service providing consumers a free, one-stop solution to research, compare and lower their recurring monthly bills. Current category offerings include long distance and wireless phone services, taxes, credit cards, loans, insurance, Internet service providers, debt reduction, credit ratings and utilities. Additionally, LowerMyBills.com has partnered with nationally renowned Chief Consumer Advocate David Horowitz, host and executive producer of the Emmy-winning television program “Fight Back!™ with David Horowitz.”

For further information please contact media, Carlos Santini of Murphy O'Brien Public Relations, 310-586-7131, carlos@murphyobrien.com

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