No, not the movie, but AT&T’s iPhone bill. Justine Ezarik, shows off her 300 page iPhone bill!

It doesn’t have to be that way, says AT&T.

“We can always give people a summary bill,” said AT&T spokesman Mark Siegel. “It’s little more than what you owe this month. And there’s always the online option, too, which means you never get a paper bill.”

So, AT&T is lame printing all these paper bills, when they should have defaulted to either summary billing or online billing. Even better, they could have asked this question to the consumer during sign up. The consumer is partly to blame for this non earth friendly fiasco too; if you are that concerned about the trees, and AT&T has online paperless billing, you should have switched to that option in the first place, rather than wait around for a 300 page bill!