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How to stop unnecessary fees on your phone bills. Unnecessary fees could be raising the cost of your landline phone, cell phone, and data costs. Stop these unnecessary fees/costs with the following steps: * Take a look at your phone bill(s), can you explain why you are being charged each of those charges? If you can't, best you do as "Cramming" is back. * Cramming is the tacking of unrequested service fees on your phone bill. It has been a problem for land-line phones for years. It appears now to be a problem with cell phones. * Cell phone customers are finding themselves enrolled in unrequested service fees, without their consent, often in the $9 range (ref. 4/8/2012 NYTimes "To Stop Cramming Don't Let It Start"). These fees are being generated by Short Message Services (SMS), unsolicited, by default your enlisted/opted-in, i.e. you must opt-out. * If you find yourself a victim of Cramming, stop it by requesting your carrier place a block on future Short Message Services (SMS). * If you have been a victim of Cramming or any other unnecessary fees don't hesitate to demand a refund for the months you have been charged. Power down your costs through scrutinizing your bills for unjustified fees. Interests/comments appreciated, contact:206-465-1435 or email: chuck@lareassoc.com |
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