A women of Indian decent living in Florida was very surprised one day when she received a bill from Verizon for $590 for calls to India, Colorado and New Jersey. For the two years she has been living in the US, she has been using one particular calling card ("Mother India") to make all of her long distance calls. Verizon claims she absolutely made these calls but she fought back and said she didn't use them and there was no way she could make a mistake since she had been using the same access number for two years. Plus the woman says the Colorado and New Jersey calls prove this bill is false since they don't know anyone in those states.
She made many calls to Verzion customer service but go nowhere until she finally contacted a media outlet in south Florida. As soon as the media outlet contacted them they credited her account for those disputed calls.
Not saying this women is lying but having been in this business for a while, I can't tell you how many times I heard people calling into the calling card customer service department saying that their local phone company charged them for calls they made using our phone card. But 9 out of 10 times it is usually due to user error, forgetting to dial the access number and just dialing directly. It is possible that Verizon made a mistake but more possible that she made a mistake.
The full news story can be viewed at http://www.tampabays10.com/news/local/article.aspx?storyid=63720
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Women Fights Verizon Over Charges and Wins!
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Labels: General Telecom
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