Same as all the other reports - received a bill from Telliss (via USBI) on my Verizon Bill - for a call I never made, followed one week later by a bill from 'Premier Premium Telecomm' for a pay-per-view website that I never saw nor heard of ($ 65). Phone number 'reached' same as all the other reports.
On or about Oct 15 - I notice some unusual files on my C-Drive (root node). Upon investigation, I learned that this was a 'trojan horse dialer program' that was installed via the internet without my knowledge. Virus scan programs did not pick it up. But Ad-Aware (a free shareware program downloadable) did identify and clean it. I urge all of you to do this to make sure it is off of your computer.
Received a $25 from Telliss on my Verizon Bill. Went to the Telliss website and was stunned to see the same trojan horse program install on my computer again via there website!
I repeated this process on Monday at my office - the file names were changed, in order to confound Ad-Aware, but the same dialer program download! Today - now that there are so many reports - I notice that it is not happening on Telliss' website.
Regarding Premier Premium - I notice that older fraud reports refer to www.nationalone.com which has an indentical website to 'www.premierpremium.com'. Mailing addresses are identical as well. I don't understand why the USPS doesn't seize their PO Box.
Verizon - North Jersey - gave me no problem taking the Telliss part off of my bill - they seemed familiar with it. They warned me that Telliss/USBI might still direct bill.
Regarding Premier Premium, they have received a letter from me threatening a harrassment/fraud lawsuit. I am serious about it. My lawyer is waiting for my instructions.
The US Postal Service has an online mailfraud report form. Since the bills go through the mail, and PO Boxes in New Hampshire are being used, I recommend you take advantage of the service - https://www.usps.com/postalinspectors/fraud/MailFraudComplaint.htm
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