I, like another individual who posted on this forum, used my credit card to make phone calls on a NCIC pay phone at San Jose Airport, CA. There was no indication on the pay phone that credit card charges incurred any kind of fee, and so I dialed the numbers I wanted to call and the operator ...
As many other people have reported, I found myself in the airport waiting for a friend, and my cellphone ran out of battery. My friend couldn't catch the plane, so I had to make some calls from the payphones next to the baggage claim. I dial the number in, and I am asked to enter $1 or swipe a ...
I got a collect call from my brother that said "James - In hosptial" so I accepted the call. We talked for 12 minutes. One month later I got a bill for $55.39 for this ONE call. When I called NCIC they very nicely blamed me for accepting the call (which of course I did), asked me if I had ...
DO NOT USE phones operated by NCIC OPERATOR SERVICE that accept credit cards (Union Station, Chicago IL). You will be billed a flat "connection charge" of about $10, regardless of whether you call across the street or across the country. The phones have a misleading display which reads 4 ...
My wife was in the hospital with one of my daughters and had to call the babysitter of my other daughters. Her cellphone battery died and she needed to make a call. This company charged her 39.95 for a 15 minute call. This seems extremely high. Something should be done to stop this company in Texas ...
I recently was stuck at the Atlanta Hartsfield airport and my cell phone was dead. I was stuck for almost 24 hours. I used these payphones that firmly state that if you use a credit card the phone call will be charged at the same rate as an AT&T calling card charge to call the airline 800 ...