ATT, worse than cingular?

By Nicholas Harrell on
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Reviewing: At&T

When I first got a cell phone years ago,the only one available in my area was cingular.The plan wasn't that a price either, ended up being around 30 bucks a month for 250 minutes, free roaming and unlimited night and weekends.I used this plan for 4 years, up till when AT&T bought out cingular.After that, my billing went wonky as can be.My prices skipped around.I went from paying 30 to up to 90 due to hidden fees that when I called and asked them about, I could never get a straight answer.It finally got to the point where I called them and asked how much longer was in my contract.They told me I was out and was on month to month, so I jumped ship straight to verizon.The kicker is, after 5 months of verzion, I get a bill in the mail out of nowhere from AT&T saying I owed them 11 dollars, and was past due 5 months.I had cancelled my account and everything, so I couldn't pay it online, or get any tech support on it.I finally called their support and stayed on the line to talk to a manager, and paid the 11 bucks.Then a month later I get a bill again, saying they owed me 11 bucks! When I called them back and sit on the line again for an hour, the rep told me that he was sorry and they would send me a check for 11 bucks in a month, but now I have a 5 month deliquent bill on my credit cause of them.Stay clear of AT&T.

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Nicholas Harrell
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Bosoxy

If I were you I would talk to them about the bad credit reporting... then check your credit report and if they have not removed it put in a dispute. hold onto a copy of that rebate and any correspondence that goes along with it for proof, if you need it. I am dealing with a similar situation... only mine is more than $11 and has to do with a land line in another state... Really wonky...

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