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  1. #1
    Len Shure
    Guest
    I just changed my cell provide and got a bill from the old provider
    ATT-Cingular for a early canellation. this is a rip off. Can someone
    give me help in how to fight this?




    See More: cell phone ripp offs




  2. #2
    Notan
    Guest

    Re: cell phone ripp offs

    Len Shure wrote:
    >
    > I just changed my cell provide and got a bill from the old provider
    > ATT-Cingular for a early canellation. this is a rip off. Can someone
    > give me help in how to fight this?


    How it it a ripoff? Did you break the contract?

    Unless AT&T didn't uphold their end of the contract,
    you don't have a leg to stand on.

    Notan



  3. #3
    Len Shure
    Guest

    Re: cell phone ripp offs

    I called ATT before I canelled. They said my expired date was 1/17/05.
    I cancelled two weeks later. Interestingly on the bill they chaged me
    an early cancellation fee but still charged me for service.

    Notan wrote:

    > Len Shure wrote:
    >
    >>I just changed my cell provide and got a bill from the old provider
    >>ATT-Cingular for a early canellation. this is a rip off. Can someone
    >>give me help in how to fight this?

    >
    >
    > How it it a ripoff? Did you break the contract?
    >
    > Unless AT&T didn't uphold their end of the contract,
    > you don't have a leg to stand on.
    >
    > Notan





  4. #4
    Notan
    Guest

    Re: cell phone ripp offs

    Len Shure wrote:
    >
    > I called ATT before I canelled. They said my expired date was 1/17/05.
    > I cancelled two weeks later. Interestingly on the bill they chaged me
    > an early cancellation fee but still charged me for service.


    Have you actually spoken to anyone, or are you just taking
    the charge at face value?

    It's not uncommon for cell phone carriers to screw up!

    Notan



  5. #5
    Len Shure
    Guest

    Re: cell phone ripp offs

    I'm going to call them in the morning. I admitt I saw the bill and went
    ballistic. I have two cell phones> On one they chaged 10x's more for
    the city and state tax than they did on the other. That is an obvious
    error.

    Notan wrote:
    > Len Shure wrote:
    >
    >>I called ATT before I canelled. They said my expired date was 1/17/05.
    >> I cancelled two weeks later. Interestingly on the bill they chaged me
    >>an early cancellation fee but still charged me for service.

    >
    >
    > Have you actually spoken to anyone, or are you just taking
    > the charge at face value?
    >
    > It's not uncommon for cell phone carriers to screw up!
    >
    > Notan





  6. #6
    Evan Platt
    Guest

    Re: cell phone ripp offs

    On Thu, 03 Mar 2005 21:23:30 -0800, Len Shure
    <[email protected]> wrote:

    >I'm going to call them in the morning. I admitt I saw the bill and went
    >ballistic. I have two cell phones> On one they chaged 10x's more for
    >the city and state tax than they did on the other. That is an obvious
    >error.


    Is the usage higher on one than the other?
    --
    To reply, remove TheObvious from my e-mail address.



  7. #7
    Rod
    Guest

    Re: cell phone ripp offs


    "Len Shure" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > I'm going to call them in the morning. I admitt I saw the bill and went
    > ballistic. I have two cell phones> On one they chaged 10x's more for
    > the city and state tax than they did on the other. That is an obvious
    > error.



    No error. They charged you tax on the termination fee.





  8. #8
    Donald Newcomb
    Guest

    Re: cell phone ripp offs


    "Len Shure" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > I'm going to call them in the morning. I admitt I saw the bill and went
    > ballistic. I have two cell phones> On one they chaged 10x's more for
    > the city and state tax than they did on the other. That is an obvious
    > error.


    My advice, call them but also write them a letter explaining everything you
    did. Documentation is very important if it goes to court. Telling the judge
    that you called and spoke with "someone" is not very good for your case.

    --
    Donald Newcomb
    DRNewcomb (at) attglobal (dot) net





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