- Report: #53367
Complaint Review: Alyon Technologies Inc. - Norcross Georgia
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Alyon Technologies Inc.
[email protected] Norcross, 30010-3299 Georgia, U.S.A.
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800-379-0239
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Alyon Technologies Inc. ripoff: billed for unrequested and inescapable porn and flooded computer with unstopable porn pages. Norcross Georgia click here for EDitor's comment; Alyon's efforts to resolve complaints and click here to read Alyon's response
While searching the web for an unrelated subject,an unrequested porn page filled the entire screen and hid all of my control buttons.
In an effort to remove the pages, I could only use their buttons which brought more porn pages that could not be stopped nor deleted. This continued over 30 minutes.
Being a novice computer operator, I could only escape by hitting the main power button. This messed up the computer and for several days it responded slowly and showed more porn whenever I tried to use the web.
About two weeks later I received a bill for $97.80 from Alyon with disclaimers that indicated I could not have been billed if I had not used the site and had approved the charge.
Sam
Portsmouth, Virginia
U.S.A.
In an effort to remove the pages, I could only use their buttons which brought more porn pages that could not be stopped nor deleted. This continued over 30 minutes.
Being a novice computer operator, I could only escape by hitting the main power button. This messed up the computer and for several days it responded slowly and showed more porn whenever I tried to use the web.
About two weeks later I received a bill for $97.80 from Alyon with disclaimers that indicated I could not have been billed if I had not used the site and had approved the charge.
Sam
Portsmouth, Virginia
U.S.A.
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Sam
Portsmouth,Virginia,
U.S.A.
Even after sending my registered letter rejecting their charges, I received a past due bill without any acknowledgement of my letter.
#2Author of original report
Tue, May 13, 2003
They included a 3-page explanation of the steps they took to justify the charges and information on the procedures I should use to refute the charges, all of which had been furnished before and which I had followed.
It seems that the only "incoming mail" they understand has to have "Pay to the order of Alyon:" written before a dollar figure!I don't think that is likely to happen.
I am surprised that 1050 complaints on "RIPOFF" have not prompted a rush of government and private agencies to come to our aid or at least a televised expose' of ALYON'S (censored) and the telephone companies' complicity.
