The same familiar story... Premier Premium Communications hijacked my modem and began using it to illegally access the same phone number in the United Kingdom.
I first received charges on my telephone bill (which I had credited back to me)... I then received a bill in the mail from Premier Premium Communications about a week later. I promptly made copies of everything, sent it back to them, and told them, in no uncertain terms, that I did not want to receive any further bills or correspondence of any kind from them or any other company or person representing them, and if I did, that I would be forced to take legal action.
Guess What? I received this month's phone bill with new charges from PPC... And I also got another bill from PPC with the initial charges plus the new charges for a grand total of $210... No surprise to me...
I am currently filing complaints and charges with the FBI Internet Fraud Division, Attorney General (Wash. D.C., Texas, and New Hampshire), Federal Trade Commission, Federal Communications Commission, Better Business Bureau (National, Texas, New Hampshire), United States Postal Service (Mail Fraud).
In addition, I warned them that if I received anything from them again, I would not only be billing them for my time, but any legal counsel... I have a lawyer working on this as we speak... They're going to get themselves a nice big bill of their own... Those thieves are going to pay through their noses! Bring It!!!
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