I've read a few of the posts and can commiserate. I just received a bill of my own with an ESBI attachment. I was so ticked off. I called the number listed to dispute the charges and spoke to someone with an Indian accent, which in itself screams FRAUD if I can't even speak to someone on the same ...
Starting in 12/08, I started getting billed $15.70 a month under the "Enhanced Services" portion of my Verizon bill for the above stated services from your business. This add on service was under the "Enhanced Services" ssection of my bill, on page 4. This is what it looked like ...
Like others, I was billed $14.95 plus tax through my phone provider (Verizon) who claimed it wasn't their responsibility, even though they are responsible for billing me. I sent a complaint to the NY Attorney General's office. I urge others to do the same in their own states. ...
For 2 weeks in AROW I've been billed $14.95 for residential mail. I've never heard about ESBI and not registered for any such thing. I named ESBI straight and reported plus they "terminated" my consideration stating somebody should have registered and provided them my telephone number ...
ESBI, third party providers, had my phone company, Embarq, bill me $ 14.95/mo for intelicom messaging that I had never ordered. Some lady ordered it, via internet, and used my home phone number to have it charged to. ...
ESBI was allowed to attach a billing statement to my phone bill without any evidence of verification of authorization from Windstream, our local Phone Company. How is this fraudulant practice allowed? There is over 17 pages of complaints on this sight and yet ESBI continues to freely bill at will. ...