Sassy9006
San Diego,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Wed, July 15, 2009
I don't appreciate that you had commented that I specifically had not called you back . That is immature and it should have been better stated . I am college student and I worked for the company , the economy is bad and there are no jobs right now . I am just trying to pay my bills just like everyone else and everyone who says there are other jobs they can hire me for $10-15 an hour . Anyway if you like the real person responsible for all this the (CEO/PRESIDENT) you may email me @ (((ROR redacted))) CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.
Ild-Customer Service
Ponte Vedra Beach,#3REBUTTAL Owner of company
Mon, July 13, 2009
Hi Susan, ILD recently posted an article on what you can do to protect yourself against cramming. Here's a summary, but you can read more on our blog at www.ildteleservicesblog.com. Like any bill, it's important to closely review your phone bill each and every month because whether it's your phone bill, credit card statement, electric or cable, sometimes charges end up on your bill that you should question. Your phone bill should be treated like any other purchase you make, so take a few minutes each month and closely review all of the charges, just like you do with your bank statement and credit card statements. Here's some great advice, courtesy of the FCC, on how to protect yourself and save money. Ask yourself the following questions as you review your telephone bill: 1) Do I recognize the names of all the companies listed on my bill? 2) What services were provided by the listed companies? 3) Does my bill include charges for calls I did not place and services I did not authorize? 4) Are the rates and line items consistent with the rates and line items that the company quoted to me? For more tips on how to protect yourself, visit our website www.ildteleservices.com and click through to our blog Best, Sandra