My husband needed to make a collect call from the Greyhound Bus Station in Milwaukee to me and we live in Milwaukee. I don't accept collect calls through my phone company, so the option to enter my credit card was offered. I did thinking the call would be in the five dollar range. I checked my bank ...
My cell phone was out of minutes so I had to use a pay phone to contact my son. I charged the call to my deb/credit card. I had to dial several times to finally make a connection. I left a message and the total time of the call was less than 1 minute When I looked at my checking account on-line I ...
I received a collect phone call today through NCIC (Network Communications). I assumed normal collect calls would apply. I expected at least 1 $5.00 charge. I was charged $1.15 per minute and a $7.89 service fee. I am furious because none of these charges were told to me prior to accepting the ...
An 11-minute telephone call was made from the Super 8 Motel in Windom, Minnesota to a residential telephone in Noblesville, Indiana because there was no AT&T or Nextel cell phone coverage. The company charged $42.56 for the call. They claim there is a charge to connect the call of $16.69 plus ...
Hello- My experience is quite similar. I recently travelled to go and visit a friend. I didn't have my cell phone yet, so I used a payphone. I punched in my calling card, and heard the message that I didn't have enough credit in order to actually make a call. So I put in my credit card. There was ...
On May 31st I used a pay phone operated by NCIC at Rapid City, SD. The only pricing information on the phone was "50 cents for local calls." I initially made a couple long-distance calls using coins, and each call cost me $1 for up to 4 minutes, which was clearly stated in a voice prompt. ...