Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

I quit and did not retire

but I'm still getting free services and it's been a few months with no bills.
Do you think they will try to collect $$. I mean it's not theft as I called them to turn everything off

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Post ID: @OP+1jw9y7TH

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they let the bill grow and then audit your services and bill you the amount due. good luck honey

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Post ID: @4kok+1jw9y7TH

When the bill collector calls just tell them to "go pound salt" and hang up. If they try to ruin your credit, file a complaint with the FTC AND contact your state Senator and request a Federal Investigation.
It's time to stop the blood suckers in their tracks.

I'm retired with plenty in the bank. I don't give a rats a$$ about any bill collectors ruining my credit.

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Post ID: @4pza+1jw9y7TH

I wouldn’t watch dtv if they paid me

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Post ID: @3tkt+1jw9y7TH

"Free" services? What do we get "free"?

That said, I am still enjoying $10 month DTV.

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Post ID: @1vtb+1jw9y7TH

A customer is not responsible for the inability of a company's employee to do their job.
AT&T records every telephone call for quality assurance, merely ask that that conversation be retrieved. If you sent them an e-mail - great again.
Sir, you are covered. When the bill collector calls just tell them to "go pound salt" and hang up. If they try to ruin your credit, file a complaint with the FTC AND contact your state Senator and request a Federal Investigation.
It's time to stop the blood suckers in their tracks.

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Post ID: @1sjx+1jw9y7TH

Dude, who cares that you still getting employee discount. Stay in your line!!!! This forum is about layoffs.

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Post ID: @1cbw+1jw9y7TH

People who get free services are my hero. I still get fully free tv…lovin it. I’m saving $1200 a year. I use that savings to pay for my TMobile services. Thanks Stankster!!!

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Post ID: @1jii+1jw9y7TH

Yes they could bill you for it and you wouldn't have a leg to stand on

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Post ID: @1trl+1jw9y7TH

After I retired it took 2 months for the Directv bill to go from $11.05 a month to $141.63 a month. I knew it would go up but I had no clue it would be that high. There was no communication from T about the change or when it would happen.

I didn't pay the bill and now it's $176.19. The collection agency sent a letter stating that I can pay 75% and call it good.

I'm sure they'll be sending another letter wanting 50% to settle. Not happening. Not paying anything more than $11.05 to settle.

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Post ID: @ioi+1jw9y7TH

d-mb posts are d-mb

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