I discovered an unknown charge on my AT&T bill that was hidden in an area called "other company billing. When I clicked on that area I discovered that this company was charging me $14.95 per month plus tax. They claimed that their service had been order online by someone whose address they would not reveal to me, due to their "privacy policy". Neither AT&T, nor this company, had performed any due diligence to insure that the person being charged was the person who was placing the order or receiving their service. I am sure that they do not get caught in this 100% of the time, and even when they refund the money, they have the free use of that capitol, until they are caught. I replied:
"I understand the first level requirements of your privacy policy.
I also understand that this is not the standard in the discovery process for class action law suits, or for complaints before regulatory agencies.
Please do a search on this term; "Motion for Production of Documents".
I think that you will agree that, in the long run, a simple disclosure would be the wisest course of action."
Now we need to start a class action law suit on behalf of all of the victims of this scam.
ATT appears to be an accomplice with them, and assisting in the fraud. It appears ATT collects a fee for helping the scammers.
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