A class action lawsuit claims AT&T won’t give customers the advertised rebate offers it promises.

Lead Plaintiff TdD Attorneys at Law claims in the class action lawsuit that it qualified for a $79.99 rebate when it signed a service contract with AT&T in 2009. TdD says it submitted the required information, but still hasn’t received a rebate.

“AT&T represented to TdD that entering into the agreement for telecommunications serves would entitle it to a rebate in the amount of $79.99. The representation made by AT&T was false at the time it was made,” the class action lawsuit states. Had AT&T not made the false representation, TdD “would not have entered into the specific agreement for services.”

The class action lawsuit is brought on behalf of all other persons and entities that are or have been AT&T customers who qualified for rebate offers from AT&T, attempted to redeem the rebate, and did not receive it.

It is seeking the respective unpaid rebates for Class Members, as well as punitive damages, attorneys’ fees and court costs for alleged breach of contract, fraud in the inducement, and unjust enrichment.

A copy of the AT&T Rebate Offer Class Action Lawsuit can be read here.

The case is TdD Attorneys at Law, LLC, v. AT&T, Inc. and Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Case No. 1222-cv-3998, 22nd Judicial Circuit Court, City of St. Louis, Missouri.