I received a Worldom Wireless phone in October but it was an analog phone and I immediately sent it back using a mailing label provided by Worldcom Wireless. I never used the phone. I was reassured that I would not be billed. I had to email customer service after I received a noticed saying I owed $153.91 because I could not get through on the customer service line.
The service reps emailed back saying not to worry — I owed nothing.
But now, January I am being pursued by a debt collecting company called Progressive in AZ for the $153.91. I'm asking them to send me a copy of the contract I signed with my signature. I can't believe I really have to pay $153.91 for a phone I did not make one call on. If I do end up having to pay to protect my credit rating I will have learned a hard lesson about contracts.
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