Beth
Cameron Park,#2Author of original report
Tue, September 16, 2008
Webpage address for Transcendent Corp. 2nd-process.com/ISP-591/faq.html gives phone number for cancelling ISP service with this company directly. The number for ESBI (biller) is on the phone bill to also cancel.
Beth
Cameron Park,#3Author of original report
Tue, September 16, 2008
Contacted ESBI today; none of my personal info (email address, etc.) on their records was correct. Customer service person was personable. I was told they would send AT&T a credit for charge for the "dial-up" service for this month and next. Said it would take two billing cycles to correct it. I asked AT&T to put a disputed bill next to that charge. They tell me I am still responsible for the charges. I read on-line that I could request third-party billing block on AT&T so that I won't get future cramming bills. That took a lot of time, patience and several transferred telephone calls to complete. AT&T never volunteered this info to me. There is no charge for this service. Only minor problem is that no one can collect call you (have high school or college kids?). Need to check this out before asking for this service, varies in some states.
Beth
Cameron Park,#4Author of original report
Tue, September 16, 2008
Contacted ESBI today; none of my personal info (email address, etc.) on their records was correct. Customer service person was personable. I was told they would send AT&T a credit for charge for the "dial-up" service for this month and next. Said it would take two billing cycles to correct it. I asked AT&T to put a disputed bill next to that charge. They tell me I am still responsible for the charges. I read on-line that I could request third-party billing block on AT&T so that I won't get future cramming bills. That took a lot of time, patience and several transferred telephone calls to complete. AT&T never volunteered this info to me. There is no charge for this service. Only minor problem is that no one can collect call you (have high school or college kids?). Need to check this out before asking for this service, varies in some states.
Beth
Cameron Park,#5Author of original report
Tue, September 16, 2008
Contacted ESBI today; none of my personal info (email address, etc.) on their records was correct. Customer service person was personable. I was told they would send AT&T a credit for charge for the "dial-up" service for this month and next. Said it would take two billing cycles to correct it. I asked AT&T to put a disputed bill next to that charge. They tell me I am still responsible for the charges. I read on-line that I could request third-party billing block on AT&T so that I won't get future cramming bills. That took a lot of time, patience and several transferred telephone calls to complete. AT&T never volunteered this info to me. There is no charge for this service. Only minor problem is that no one can collect call you (have high school or college kids?). Need to check this out before asking for this service, varies in some states.
Beth
Cameron Park,#6Author of original report
Tue, September 16, 2008
Contacted ESBI today; none of my personal info (email address, etc.) on their records was correct. Customer service person was personable. I was told they would send AT&T a credit for charge for the "dial-up" service for this month and next. Said it would take two billing cycles to correct it. I asked AT&T to put a disputed bill next to that charge. They tell me I am still responsible for the charges. I read on-line that I could request third-party billing block on AT&T so that I won't get future cramming bills. That took a lot of time, patience and several transferred telephone calls to complete. AT&T never volunteered this info to me. There is no charge for this service. Only minor problem is that no one can collect call you (have high school or college kids?). Need to check this out before asking for this service, varies in some states.