They are conducting an audit of its health plan participants. They are requesting a ridiculous amount of information just to prove our eligibility to KEEP benefits that we have been eligible for (and received) since 1999. It is a complete invasion of our privacy. They are requesting our 2005 tax return, birth certificates of our children and our drivers licenses. They have us going through an 11-PAGE ELIGIBILITY CHECKLIST. Failure to comply with their request results in cancellation of our health benefits.

I want to notify the public of AT&T's practices. They need to receive the message loud and clear that they are overstepping their boundaries.

How can I do this?
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I can understand an occasional audit, however, maybe I need to enlighten you on some of the documentation they are requesting. If you can not provide your tax return, they want your marriage certificate and proof of ownership (mortgage statement, credit card statement, car note, bank statement, etc.). If you can't provide a birth certificate of your child, they want a paternity test. To prove that your child is a student, they want a letter from the school and a current class schedule. I'm telling you - it's 11 pages of absolutely ridiculuous requests for information!