Direct Tv
Closed account, re-instated in 6 months, not authorized greenwood village nationwide

Electronics and household app.

We cancelled our service in September and a friendly customer service rep said "We can suspend your service for 6 months just in case you decide to use us again." "There would be no installation fees this way." WOW great idea... WRONG.

About 8 months later SUPRISE a BIG-FAT-BILL shows up via email saying.

We owe them for a full month of service.

They actually re-instated our account without warning or any authorization.

They say "the computer automatically turns the service back on after 6 months. So far the fee has not been removed, but they finally stopped the service. They even tried to make a sale by trying to sell me additional service. I don't live there and I don't want your service.

This is Unlawful, Deceptive Practice. I never realized how low these people would go to keep a customer.

I will never use direct tv again!

I have hours into solving this problem and it still isn't over.

Don't waste your time or mine to cheat the system.
I guess the economy is really hurting DIRECT TV when they have to CHEAT the consumer just to survive.


Company: Direct Tv
Country: USA
State: Colorado
Address: 6550 Greenwood Village
Phone: 8005315000
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