My husband used our credit card to call me from a pay phone in Fremont California. We spoke for two minutes, and he was told the fee would be 75 cents.instead, we got two charges on our card, one for $25 and another a few days later for $12.39. I contacted the company to dispute the overcharge and ...
My wife had to use the payphone due to not having my cell phone. On the payphone it said. 50 cents for the first 3 minutes. So I dialed the number. The first 2 times, the call didn't go through, and then finally the 3rd time she was able to speak to me for less than one minute. So today, i was ...
I received quite by shock a bill attached to my phone bill for $70.31, it states I used a calling card to call my home. I do not have any such calling card, nor did I make this call. I cannot reach anyone at the phone number on the bill to dispute this bill. I am calling my local phone company to ...
I too was crammed by Legacy LD Intl. I spent hours on the phone with Verizon, VPDI (the billing firm) and Legacy. The charges were credited, but several months later another charged appeared on my Verizon bill. None of these charges were legitimate. Why does Verizon allow Legacy to put these ...
In June I placed several local phone calls from a motel to another motel we'd stayed at the night before - my wife inadvertantly left her purse at the former motel. The calls were billed to my credit card. These calls were "local long distance" and were only about thirty or forty seconds ...
I used my phone calling card at a pay phone to call home from a neighboring city. The call did not cross area codes or county lines. The total distance is just a few miles. That call was intercepted and placed with Legacy Long Distance, International, despite that there is no long distance ...