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Complaint Review: Alyon Technologies - Norcross Georgia
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Alyon Technologies
P.O. Box 921549 Norcross, 30010-3299 Georgia, U.S.A.
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Alyon Technologies rip-off Norcross Georgia click here for EDitor's comment; Alyon's efforts to resolve complaints and click here to read Alyon's response
We too have been scamed by this internet sex provider and we were at work when it happened. I tried to call the 800 number provided and got a recording with no connection to a human voice. Next I sent an e-mail explaining their mistake and asking how they got our phone number in the first place, which they didn't even have the decency to respond to. We just assumed the problem had been resolved and went on with our lives.
Today we received a past due notice threatening to turn us over to a collection agency to collect the $89.28 they say we owe. This is an outrage. I immediately sent another e-mail (this is the only way to contact these people and evidently that doesn't work either) explaining that I will not be scamed by a (censored)organization that can't possibly be legal and that we too will take any means legal and proper to ensure that this matter is dealt with immediately.
I guess my next step is to forward copies of all materials to the attorney general in Indiana, Georgia and New Jersey, although it doesn't look like that helps much either.
If anyone has any suggestions of what we should do next, please let us know. We will not pay this or bow to their threats to turn us over to a collection agency.
Thank you for any help you can provide,
Julia
Yorktown, Indiana
U.S.A.
Today we received a past due notice threatening to turn us over to a collection agency to collect the $89.28 they say we owe. This is an outrage. I immediately sent another e-mail (this is the only way to contact these people and evidently that doesn't work either) explaining that I will not be scamed by a (censored)organization that can't possibly be legal and that we too will take any means legal and proper to ensure that this matter is dealt with immediately.
I guess my next step is to forward copies of all materials to the attorney general in Indiana, Georgia and New Jersey, although it doesn't look like that helps much either.
If anyone has any suggestions of what we should do next, please let us know. We will not pay this or bow to their threats to turn us over to a collection agency.
Thank you for any help you can provide,
Julia
Yorktown, Indiana
U.S.A.
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Gregory
Redding,California,
U.S.A.
Alyon Technologies an crime with International Connections
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, February 18, 2003
Alyon Technologies are criminals, computer hackers, breaking COPPA law, violating children's safety
18February2003
Julia,
Writing all the authorities does help!
NOCREDIT should be done away with. If you cannot come up with proper adult identification and a valid credit card then adult sites should not be able to be accessed.
Alyon Technologies has no conscience and are targeting children more often than other unknowing individuals!
Maria McAllister of Alyon Technologies says that any parent that allows their child to accidentally or intentionally enter an 'adult website' does not utilize parental controls. So therefore, the parent allowed the minor child to surf adult sites and as long as it did not cost money then it was okay.
Then McAllister goes on to say, "the Internet is an ADULT tool and has never been meant for children."
President Bush in a recent speech said over 70 percent of American children is now using the Internet. President Bush is not wrong but Alyon Technologies is!
Why, Alyon Technologies, did you put your advertising on Kazaa.com. It is primarily a child/teenage website? Because you are targeting children like I have said from the beginning!
Ms. McAllister says that the dialer software causing a virus is a total fabrication.
You got it wrong I said the Mini-dailer is the VIRUS! Dialerware that Alyon Technologies uses is Parasiteware and Trojan Horse type virusware.
McAllister says that The Electronic Group (of Lyon,France) and Alyon have a Microsoft Trusted publisher certificate for this software.
If it looks like a hackerware, parasiteware, virusware then it is.
On that note my settings require that I be notified if my dial-up is being switched. The box that says Ask before switching Dial-Up connections has always been check marked. Therefore, this software defeated that as well.
Integrel, Inc. and eBillit, Inc. said the same thing until thousands complained to the FTC and they were found guilty of 'slamming' and fined $1.6 M.
A self-installing piece of software being put into anyone's computer without consent is NOT okay.
Alyon Technologies is pushing pornography onto minors and then billing it to the telephone number in an attempt to avoid the issue of a minor being involved.
This company is criminal.
Ms. McAllister, Stephane Touboul, Tina Whitfield and Joe Doherty are all involved in this Criminal Enterprise.
I want the names of the other people involved with these companies!
DO NOT send a child's birth certificate to this company to try to get charges removed!
Alyon Technologies is not a government agency and cannot demand a copy of a birth certificate.
Alyon Technologies wants people to prove there is a minor in their home. No one has to prove there is a minor in his or her home.
Access to adult content with NOCREDIT must stop.
A MINOR CANNOT ENTER A BINDING CONTRACT!
To protect you for now I recommend the following:
Write a Certified letter with return receipt to Alyon Technologies disputing the charges. This is very important because it establishes a record of your dispute.
Also, call 201-865-7600 the number to Alyon in New Jersey and tell them that you deny all knowledge of anyone using their website.
Then I suggest you do the following:
1. Go to Attorney General's website for your state and file a complaint.
2. Go to the Federal Trade commission's web site and file a complaint. http://www.ftc.gov
3. File a complaint with the IFCCFBI
http://www1.ifccfbi.gov/index.asp
4. Write a letter to the Mayor of Norcross, Georgia
[email protected] The mayors name is Lillian Webb. . Norcross Website is
http://www.norcross-ga-gvt.com/
5. Write a complaint to the mayor of Secaucus, NJ Dennis Elwell
[email protected]
6 Write National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
http://www.cybertipline.org
http://www.missingkids.com/cybertip/
7. Write a letter to the Mayor of Norcross, Georgia
[email protected] The mayors name is Lillian Webb. . Norcross Website is
http://www.norcross-ga-gvt.com/
8. Write a letter to Lorraine Green, Planning Commission of Gwinnett County, Georgia [email protected]
9. File a complaint with AT&T since they may have switched your carrier without your consent.
10 File complaint with http://www.fcc.gov
Federal Communication Commission
445 12th Street, SW
Washington District of Columbia20554, Phone:888-225-5322, Email: [email protected]
Fax: 202-418-0232
11. File a complaint with the Postal Inspector.
http://www.usps.com/postalinspectors/
http://www.usps.com/postalinspectors/fraud/welcome.htm
12. Contact your local police and let them know what Alyon Technologies of Norcross, GA is doing.
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