This company is Fradulently billing me multiple times during the month, and this has been ongoing since I originated service with them in June.
I originated service with Straight2you in June, spoke to a sales person on the phone and was in agreement to pay $29.95/month for ISP services for ISDN line in my home. Received a confirmation letter from Mr. Cundiff, thanking me for my business. That's when all the problems started.
My first bill I was Charged $49.95 (3) seperate times on my credit card. The only way to contact someone is by email at [email protected]. Tried this with no response for several weeks. Finally, received a response from Mr. Cundiff, stating credits had been issued and correct billing taken care of also.
I Checked my credit card statement prior to receipt and found that nothing had been done, except another charge for $49.95 and one for $49.00 for some unknown reason. After a heated email leaving my phone number I actually received a phone call from Mr. Cundiff. He agreed to credit (3) $49.95 charges and the $49.00 Charge, then charge me $29.95 for 2 months service June and July of which would have been correct.
My July Credit card statement had these, the 2 $29.95 charges, and a charge for $69.95 for which I have yet to get a response as to why and have yet to get a credit for.
As of 7/31 I have been charged $408.60 by Straight2you, Credited $198.95. Actual serviced for May through August at $29.95, should have totaled $119.80, I'm still due $89.95 for being over charged.
I have sent email after email, since the end of July with the only response asking for my number to contact me on 8/20, and accuse me my service being used for business since I attempt to contact these people from my work email, listed above.
Now, I have been billed $29.95 (3) times this month, 10/8,10/14, and 10/21.
I wonder how many other people are being fradulently overbilled like this and do nothing about it. I'm beyond mad now, and hope I can assist any athority, FCC or someone in bringing charges for Fraud against this Company.
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