A little help here, please
been with Verizon a year and like the service. Recently married and upgrade to a family plan. Spent 3 hrs. in the the store getting my wifes number ported from sprint. After the untrained newbie can't set it up correctly a manager comes in. Thirty minutes later, my wife and I leave thinking all is well. Six months later, while dealing with my mother being in the hospital near death, I get several calls at my home phone from verizon. I think it's a Third party solicitation and put off calling back - Verizon would certianly call me on my cell if it was important(How wrong I was). Finally, after the calls won't stop, I get the time and call. Turns out I'm getting threating collection calls for an account I didn't sign up ...
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The first month I received two bills - exact same info on both. Paid one, thought the other was just a reprint. Second month I received two bills. Paid the lower one because the manager at the store said he would adjust the activation fees per their incredible incompetence (I never did receive this credit). I paid the lower one because I thought it was the adjusted balance. After that, one bill a month - paid in full, on time, every month.
BUT...
I don't see how it is, in any way, my responsibility to pay for, call about, or correct a counterfeit account - whether I receive a monthly bill or not. Would it be any different if the bill was under the wrong name, address, SS#. Afterall, I didn't open, sign a contract, give ...
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rainman said:
who in their right mind would maintain a business relationship, with anyone, given my circumstances?
What happened to you is ****ty, and chances our your credit has taken a hit...you can't do anything about it now except fight to make sure verizon helps clean any mistakes on your report, and try to fight the ETF...best of luck man.