I had the exact same experience as wendi in carthade ill. So far it has comsumed more than a day of my time. I'm being billed 49.00 for something. What? I dont know. I do know that i live on a small fixed income and $49 is a big chunk of change for me. I have no intention of paying it I enjoy excellent credit and dont want to be scammed out of my money or my good credit
When i called USBI they repeated, literally, word for word what they told Wendi, That they could not tell me how to reach ONE CALL COMM for privacy reasons, and to go to my history list. I did. The only thing is my history list does not show date or time. USBI then had me call Dell, Dell had me call Microsoft. Microsoft may have been able to help me but they wanted $35, so they sent me to aol.
Eureka! Aol had a site for ONE CALL COMM. It turned out to be a small electronics company not associated with the company that is billing me.
Tomorrow i plan to hit the office of the attorney general of new York, to see if they have had reports beore. If I get any results I'll let you know. For now I'm still on the hook
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