Priscilla
San Antonio,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, June 15, 2009
I also purchased two phone with T Mobile and They postactivated the phones because I still had a month till I THOUGHT my Sprint contract would be up. Turns out I had another year. So I returned the two phones that were still boxed and never been open or used for that matter. I got the representative you helped me the first time to call and explain the mistake and that i was still in the 14 day cancellation period (especially since it was postactivated) and he took care of it since they wanted me to pay the 250 dollar cancellation fee. I left the mall where they sold it to me relieved that I did not get Screwed once again. Well 5 months later, my Chase account shows two 250 dollar transactions for MobileSolutions. I was confused because that name did not ring a bell since the stand at the mall was T-Mobile and I called my bank said it was fraudalent. I did authorize any charge by Mobile Solutions. I get home and in the mail there is a letter stating the 2 phones at $250 each that were never returned. I called and they said i did not return them and if I did, All I have to do is fax them a copy of the paper that stated the return. I did not have that paper. I don't save every piece of paper that I get. THERE WOUld be too many sheets of paper lying around. I go back to TMobile at the mall and they say that the guy doesn't work there anymore and that they cannot help me. They said he was fired. Figures. NOW I owe Chase my former bank those 500 dollars. That stinks to get screwed out of my money just because I could not change providers.