AT&T
Inflated Phone Bills Led to Switching Carriers

Miscellaneous

I no longer have any receipt bills to back up my claim, however I had to discontinue my service with them since I never knew what to expect on my monthly bill. All of the charges were listed categorically, but I never expected that for one month I could have run up such a large bill.
Since then I have changed my phone carrier to Consumer Cellular which offers plans as low as $10.00 per month (especially for one such as myself who seldom uses their cell phone except on rare occasions.) Living on a fixed income I had to get a better grip on my expenses for my cellphone usage to keep a balanced budget I could rely on..

By the way, the $160.00 mentioned above is just an estimate, meaning it could have been lower or higher in actually, with the latter being the greater possibility. I have a habit of throwing away bill receipts, otherwise I could give you more details as to exactly which segments of the bill seemed to be out of the norm.

Also I wish to add that due to the lack of receipts I am just going on a gut feeling that the bills were inflated in one area or another. I therefore have no certainty of this accusation.

Z)


Company: AT&T
Country: USA
State: Texas
City: Dallas
ZIP: 75202
Address: 208 South Akard Street
Phone: 2108214105
Site: att.com
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