Alyon Technologies used inaccurate information to send a bill for $250 for about 45-minutes of adult web content to my address.
The bill was addressed to my first name and the name of an equally slime ball boyfriend that I haven't seen for two years. The mailing address is my current address. The phone number where the services were received is not mine. It used to be, but I haven't had the number for two years. (I dumped it when I dumped the jerk.) I still live in the same state, but I don't even live in the service area where the billed phone area code and prefix are in use.
Livid does not describe my reaction. I've been to my city police station, and I am filing a report to my state attorney general and Georgia's attorney general.
I have a written statement from the phone company that assigns the billed phone number that indicates that the number used to be mine, I vacated the number two years ago and that it is reassigned. I am trying now to get written confirmation from Alyon that they have corrected their records.
In addition to my concern for self, I am very concerned that this company is generating bills with inaccurate information that have the potential ruin an innocent person's credit and reputation.
If you have a problem with Alyon Technologies, please follow through with them in writing and keep copies of every piece of correspondence sent or received.
Please also contact your attorney general, the federal authorities and your federal representatives to request legislation that keeps companies from generating potentially damaging billing with unconfirmed information.
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