Do I want my Verizon litigation included in a book?
I recently got a LETTER which I just opened and actually almost threw away unopened because it was hand addressed and I thought another note buyer was trying to get me to sell the note I no longer have.
So it turned out to be someone with a Verizon dispute who wants to write a book about it. Somehow he knows about my 2003 lawsuit against Verizon, but didn’t see that they were dismissed because my breach of contract claim was a state claim, not federal.
Strangely, his letter contains no phone #, fax or email.
I have no idea why people think that I have TIME to write LETTERS.
And I don’t even want to THINK about Verizon and the fact that my friend and relative Dorothea might well be alive today if Verizon and the FCC hadn’t ignored my disputes of this entirely totally fraudulent collection—Verizon was collecting an UNCASHED refund check it had issued in error.
I’m looking for new prepaid cellphone service since Tracfone sucks so bad and the airtime is so expensive. There are so many carriers and prepaid options, but as I went through the list, I realized:
Sued.
Should have sued.
Settled.
Should have sued.
Sued.
...
They ALL suck.
We’re facing an army of corporations willing to kill a human being over a disputed and entirely fraudulent bill.
There’s no difference between Verizon and AT&T and Sprint and T-Mobile and DirecTV and Dish and Frontier and Netzero and any other phone company or internet service provider.
FACT: You can’t stay in business if you don’t do business like THEY do business.
Do the math.
They HAVE to overbill and defraud and ignore disputes to remain competitive. Since the REGULATORS ignore their deplorable practices, anything not only goes, but MUST be done to stay in business.
The REGULATORS’ open encouragement of fraud and illegal practices is the main reason for the horrible business practices we are subjected to.
And I’d rather focus on more current and much less painful issues than Verizon. There are so many CURRENT systemic problems and even more important, I’m busy with litigation and leaving the system.
My adobe addition far exceeds my expectations and it’s great to have something work out well. The grapes are growing and the cuttings are looking promising, got corn seedlings going and I should be eating the first tomatoes in a few weeks.
Posted by Christine on 04/06/2009 at 12:01 AM
2003 Suit (appealed, Experian filed credit reports on PACER) • Verizon Wireless - billing fraud • (0) Comments • Permalink
