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Alyon Technologies rip-off fraudulent billing for adult web at a number I no longer own Norcross Georgia
On Jan 23, 2003 I received a invoice from Alyon Tech. Premium web content-adult. Their invoice states I must pay by Jan 29, 2003 or "Failure to pay the amount due may result in your account being forwarded to a collection agency, at which time all means legal and property may be utilized to recover the amount due."
Upon further inspection of the invoice I realized I was being billed at a phone number I no longer had and hadn't had for more than 4 yrs. I called the 800 number on the invoice and got a recording suggesting I go to their web site.
At their web site I found another 800 number and called it. The first person I spoke with asked if I was calling from the United States "Yes" please hold while I get you the right person.
I finally spoke with Ben at extension 113 and explained they had the wrong person. Ben explained the only way to avoid the charge was to submit a letter because of some "Telephone Disclosure & Dispute Resolution Act."
The letter must include my new phone number and a letter from the phone company stating the number on Alyon's invoice was not mine.
Well, I haven't paid and I did report them to the attorney general in Washington State. I strongly recommend anyone who gets a bill from this company do the same.
What a waste of time and energy---We should be billing Alyon.
Julie
Kingston, Washington
U.S.A.