Phone slamming is highly illegal, but yet ATT seems to get away with it all the time. IMHO you should find the time to report it. It's easy to file a complaint. There is no form to fill out. Write a letter to the FCC and tell them your name, address and phone numbers affected. Also include a phone number where you can be reached. Tell them both the names of the carriers you HAD and that ATT stole your account and any info like a phone number that you can provide or a copy of the bill. Include ALL details of phone conversations and any info you feel they can use.
Send info to: Federal Communications Commission, Common Carrier Bureau, Consumer Complaints, Mail Stop Code 1600A2, Washington, DC 20554
It's obvious the company is filing lawsuit against AOL as a form of advertisement. Why else would a random site feel the need to uphold copyright law. As far as I'm concerned, it worked. I visited the site for the first time right after reading the story.
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Phone slamming is highly illegal, but yet ATT seems to get away with it all the time. IMHO you should find the time to report it. It's easy to file a complaint. There is no form to fill out. Write a letter to the FCC and tell them your name, address and phone numbers affected. Also include a phone number where you can be reached. Tell them both the names of the carriers you HAD and that ATT stole your account and any info like a phone number that you can provide or a copy of the bill. Include ALL details of phone conversations and any info you feel they can use. Send info to: Federal Communications Commission, Common Carrier Bureau, Consumer Complaints, Mail Stop Code 1600A2, Washington, DC 20554
It's obvious the company is filing lawsuit against AOL as a form of advertisement. Why else would a random site feel the need to uphold copyright law. As far as I'm concerned, it worked. I visited the site for the first time right after reading the story.