Teacher

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27 Messages

Tuesday, May 2nd, 2017 10:07 AM

My Third attempt on getting a response on fraudulent charges by ATT. Customer service non-existent.

For the THIRD time on this forum and after half a dozen emails (no response), two phone calls with messages left but no response, and one chat that proved the complete absence of competence on the part of ATT, here we go again:

 

ATT increased its billing rate for supposedly additional services that were not authorized or ordered by me. Get it reversed. 

 

Community Support

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255.1K Messages

8 years ago

Hi @na na,

 

Sorry to read of your billing experience. We can look into this. Send us a message by clicking here. Include your full name, address, contact #, and a brief description of the issue. We may email you using the email address associated with your forum ID so keep an eye out. 

 

-ATTU-verseCare

Teacher

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27 Messages

8 years ago

I already did that several times. Check your records. 

ACE - Expert

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36.9K Messages

8 years ago

You can say that, but obviously nothing happened.  Send the PM again, and make a note here in this thread showing the date and time you sent it.  Then if @ATTHelpForums doesn't follow up within 2 business days, put a reply here on this same thread. 

 

Build your evidence in one place:  Don't just make another random post that doesn't explain your actual problem.  Don't make duplicate posts with the same content in different areas (that's prohibited by community guidelines).  We can ask a community manager to step in when it's obvious (all in one place) that you've not been helped.

 

Teacher

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27 Messages

8 years ago

I have explained in detail, have provided the requested info, no resolution. That is the bottom line. Problem migrates from being overcharged to being ignored. 

Teacher

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27 Messages

8 years ago

I have done that several times now. Provide me with a direct contact medium. A phone number, an email address. Become visible and accountable. This is crazy. 

Teacher

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27 Messages

8 years ago

ATT should provide an email contact address, something to establish ongoing contact over. A person should provide a direct phone number. Not this hazy stuff where no one at the ATT end is accountable. ATT reps just keeping asking for the same info that has been repeatedly sent and get away with it. Never ending stalling. 

ACE - Expert

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36.9K Messages

8 years ago

There is a telephone number, feel free to use it:  800-288-2020.

 I don't work for AT&T, I'm just trying to help you get your issues (with AT&T) resolved.

 

@ATTDmitriyCM, can you see what has happened with @ATTHelpForums on this case?  It seems to have fallen into limbo.

 

ACE - Expert

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36.9K Messages

8 years ago

Shoulda, woulda, coulda.  I'm trying to get you some assistance, but you're not helping.  If this is how you interact on the phone with AT&T, no wonder things aren't going well.

 

Teacher

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27 Messages

8 years ago

That is where I was passed around for one hour and 59 minutes between three att staff no one having the faintest. I did not say you work for att. I am advising my experience with att. Which is horrendous. 


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