My phone bill (EMBARQ) got a Third Party Provider bill starting in Feb. 2008 for $12.95 on behalf of Residential E-mail. My spouse called them to dispute the charge and stop billing us for it. The March bill came, it had the credit for $12.95, And a new charge for $15.09. I called them to find out ...
I received on my residental phone bill (Embarq) and I had a "miscellaneous charge" applied on behalf of Solo Communications ESBI. There was nothing stating WHAT these charges for. I called the provided phone number 1-888-300-3724 and the recording said they did not accept phone calls. I ...
ESBI, aka Enhanced Services Billing, passed a charge along to my phone company, EMBARQ. The charge was identified as "Residential Email Mo Fee". They apparently had my wife's email address and DOB. After checking with my wife and confirming that she knew nothing about this service, I ...
They put unwanted charges on my phone bill, and caused my phone bill to start being sent to me by email. I didn't get my phone bill for two months, because my phone company didn't have the correct email address from esbi, and I ended up paying late fees, (plus the esbi fees), so they would not cut ...
Unsolicited and unauthorized charges were added to my Embarq October phone bill by ESBI. ESBI claims that i gave them permission via a company called Voicemail Services. Voicemail Services claims i accepted a collect phone call from Missouri which did not happen. Voicemail Services claims this one ...
In the past year our phone company switched from Sprint to Embarq. The reasons for this are not part of this rip-off though. Earlier this year, in June to be exact we extended our services with Embarq from just the phone to extended package of unlimited long distance with voice mail and DSL ...