ADVANTAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORP.

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ADVANTAGE TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORP. Reviews

kyblue June 21, 2011

charged me services i didn't approve

They have been charging me for a long distance services that I have never approved since August, 2010. It cost $16.88 + taxes= $22.71 a month. I noticed it May, 2011 a charge on my telephone bill. I called my telephone company they told me to call them. I called in May they were to send me a dispute paper they never did. I got charged again in June. Called them again they did send me email to were I approved this. I never approved this because my security question was mothers maiden name they said Patterson. That is not my mothers name. Still waiting for a credit on my phone bill.

hfp 1972 April 4, 2010

charges for services I never used or requested

I received through the USPS (not via email) an invoice showing a PAST DUE amount of $85.01, current charges of $74.51, and Federal USF of $10.50; for a "Total due Upon Receipt" of $170.02. There was a second page included specifying a total 7 calls (made from 6 different phone numbers at my business) totaling the $74.51 mentioned above as current charges. My business name is misspelled, my street address number is incorrect but matches the last four digits of one of my phone numbers. The address for Advantage Telecommunications Corp. (for me to mail a check) is a PO Box in Boston. The customer service number (which I have not yet tried to call, and don't intend to after seing this website) is 1-800-841-4614, which is the same shown on two posts on this website. An email address of [email protected] is also listed as a way to contact them. I intend to go to the U S Postmaster in the city where my business is located and pursue a Postal Fraud investigation if possible. If anyone else has USPS (as opposed to email) communications from this company, you might want to print out a copy of this complaint and contact your own Postmaster.