- Report: #45726
Complaint Review: Alyon - Norcross Georgia
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Alyon
2306 Sunset Dr Norcross, 923299 Georgia, U.S.A.
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800-379-0239
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Alyon rip-off Norcross Georgia click here for EDitor's comment; Alyon's efforts to resolve complaints and click here to read Alyon's response
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Feb. 4,5 2003, I was wrongly charged with connections with Alyon. This is an erronious charge. I never intentionally connected with Alyon. I accessed a site without anyone asking ig I wanted to pay for it. This site is so inconspicuous that you don't even notice it.
I was disconnected from Battle.net as I was playing Starcraft(a Blizzard game). Strcraft takes up the whole screen and you can't see what's happening behind it. I signed right back on, because things like this happen all the time, usually because America On Line is interrupted. I am assuming this time it was a transfer from AOL to Alyon.Subsequentially the computer froze and I had to reboot the computer, so I never closed Starcraft.
Later I connected to Internet Explorer and it prompted me to select a dialer. Among the selections were AOL and a progam called minidialer. I selected AOL and I didn't think anything of it because we just got our hard drive formatted and to re-install AOL we had to use another dialer to access the web site that contained the AOL download, called CVIP.
Erroroniously, I assumed that was what the "minidialer" was. Now I am almost positive the "minidialer" is a nickname Alyon uses for the dialer.
As you can see, I never intentionally connected with Alyon . Therefore this bill of $190.71 is without merit
John & D'anne
Visalia, California
U.S.A.
I was disconnected from Battle.net as I was playing Starcraft(a Blizzard game). Strcraft takes up the whole screen and you can't see what's happening behind it. I signed right back on, because things like this happen all the time, usually because America On Line is interrupted. I am assuming this time it was a transfer from AOL to Alyon.Subsequentially the computer froze and I had to reboot the computer, so I never closed Starcraft.
Later I connected to Internet Explorer and it prompted me to select a dialer. Among the selections were AOL and a progam called minidialer. I selected AOL and I didn't think anything of it because we just got our hard drive formatted and to re-install AOL we had to use another dialer to access the web site that contained the AOL download, called CVIP.
Erroroniously, I assumed that was what the "minidialer" was. Now I am almost positive the "minidialer" is a nickname Alyon uses for the dialer.
As you can see, I never intentionally connected with Alyon . Therefore this bill of $190.71 is without merit
John & D'anne
Visalia, California
U.S.A.
