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CALLWAVE scamming us
I recently signed up for CALLWAVE free services. The service provides an online answering service where you can hear your caller's messages while you are using the net. You purchase fixed call forwarding from your phone company to activate the service. This is ideal for our busy family and I was very pleased with the service.
After about 1 month on the service, I began recieving emails stating that the company no longer can provide the service for free and that I must select a purchased service to continue using CALLWAVE. Unknown to me my sister had signed on to CALLWAVE about a month before me and had recieved the same emails. Believing them, she began paying for her service. I mentioned to her one day that I had just singed on to a great free service. She was very upset! She told me about the emails and having to pay $40 for the service. We went to the CALLWAVE internet site and they are still offering the same free service!
So why all the emails saying they are not able to provide the free service anymore if their site has not changed even a single letter!?
Is there someone out there who can check into this?
1 Updates & Rebuttals
LeRoy
Delmar,New York,
U.S.A.
Rip Off
#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Mon, February 10, 2003
I have also been SCAMMED with callwave. My telepnone bill in December had a bill from callwave for $17 and now in Febuary The $17 is include in this bill. I have no telephone number to call anyone on the reason for this bill. The bill has a "900" number of which I will not call because I've heard what can happen if I do.