Samm
United States of America#2General Comment
Thu, March 15, 2012
Would seem to me that a SCAM is stealing T-Mobile users'
account information in order to charge them on a monthly basis for services
T-Mobile has not provided. I never signed up for the automated billing payment,
et I was charged for years. I called T-Mobile on several ocasions, and they had
no idea what I was talking about. Then I called Discover Card, but I can only
dispute the last 6 months charges. I payed over $1600 for the last 24 months,
perhaps more, but Discover transaction history only goes back 2 years.
Here is the first I can recall and last transaction:
03/30/10 03/30/10 T-MOBILE RECURRING PMT 800-937-8997 WA 631006235 $ 37.21 Services
02/23/12 02/24/12 T-MOBILE RECURRING PMT 800-937-8997 WA 871571756 $ 38.25 Services
I'm really upset with T-Mobile for not conducting their own investigation to protect their customers from scams like these.
I'll try to call T-Mobile Fraud Department 1-888-624-5173 today and get an answer.
Carolie
Newton,#3UPDATE Employee
Thu, November 13, 2008
Dear Pablo, I am an employee of t-mobile. I want to let you in on a little known secret as to why you are seeing double charges on your credit card statements when using easy pay. Your credit card company has to put a hold on the payment that you are sending out in request to have us "T-mobile" take your payment. Once your payment is processed, ususally with credit cards, within 30 days(statement time), that "double charge" is taken off. It is insuring the consumer (yourself) that the payment is being made, as well as insuring that the company (t-mobile) is receiving the payment. This happens a lot when you use a credit card that is not a debit card. I can assure you that you are not being double charged, and that when we look in your account in our system, we are telling you what we are seeing, that you are not being double charged. My suggestion is this, contact your credit card company, speak with the management team there, and have them explain their "charging processes" to you. This is how they do things, I know, I watch them do it to me all the time. If you have questions or concerns though, and still feel like you're getting the "raw deal" please call us at customer care, we can answer those questions for you. I am sorry that it takes a long time to get a good explanation, but I want you to know, it's not on our policy anywhere, to double charge you for any of your services. Please review your contract!
D
Catasauqua,#4UPDATE Employee
Wed, November 12, 2008
It appears that someone else is also using your credit card info besdies you. You have done the right thing by disputing the charges with your bank to get the charges reversed but you should also definitely have them close that acct and issue you a new one.
D
Catasauqua,#5UPDATE Employee
Wed, November 12, 2008
It appears that someone else is also using your credit card info besdies you. You have done the right thing by disputing the charges with your bank to get the charges reversed but you should also definitely have them close that acct and issue you a new one.
D
Catasauqua,#6UPDATE Employee
Wed, November 12, 2008
It appears that someone else is also using your credit card info besdies you. You have done the right thing by disputing the charges with your bank to get the charges reversed but you should also definitely have them close that acct and issue you a new one.
D
Catasauqua,#7UPDATE Employee
Wed, November 12, 2008
It appears that someone else is also using your credit card info besdies you. You have done the right thing by disputing the charges with your bank to get the charges reversed but you should also definitely have them close that acct and issue you a new one.