I received a bill in the amount of $65.00 for a call to the UK 44 207 335 84 that I or no one else made from my computer. I am the only user, and on the day in question ...
Today, 12/11/04, I recieved a bill (in my mother's name since the phone is in her name) from Premier Premium Communications in the amount of $20.00. I never agreed to use there services, let alone download there dialers. I immediatly went to the company website and filled the customer service form ...
I received a bill for $60, Plus was charged on my phone bill for another around $25, for calls that were not made from my house. We were not home at the time in question. I tried contacting the company and was unsuccessful over the phone. I emailed and received a response from a George with very ...
Today I received a bill from some company named Premier Premium Communications. The amount of the bill is $90.00. Supposedly this charge is for access to pay-per-view websites which occurred on November 22, beginning at 1:04PM, and lasting 18 minutes. I find the bill and charges to be totally ...
From me when I received the bill. Email sent on 27 November: On November 27th I received a bill dated 11/15, invoice number 361939, from you (Premier Premium Communications) for a long-distance call made from my home phone to a "pay-per-view" website. This is technically impossible, as I ...
I also have billings from this company. $325 from Premier Premium Communications, $93.02 from One Call Comm, and $129.35 from USBI/Tellis. Over $550! The first thing I did was called my telephone company (SWB) and asked to have my charges on the phone bill put on hold. Then I put together a package ...