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Lyman Green wrote:
> I would suggest you not let this go for long without getting
> assistance.  I would bet they have no qualms about trashing your
> credit rating if you are considered to have 'defaulted' on these bills
> even if you don't have anything to do with them.

I agree with Lyman.  They have violated a number of US and NC laws at
this poing, on credit reporting and debt collection.

Also, this may not be AT&T proper, it might just be a collection agency
they've hired.  Collection agencies are notorious for not giving a shit
about anyone.

It might help to send a letter to the CEO of AT&T.  The CEO will never
read it, of course, but the problem will be addressed and routed to the
proper place from the top.  I usually look at the investor relations
info on a company's website or at finance.yahoo.com to find out who is
CEO.

http://www.att.com/gen/investor-relations?pid=5711
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=T

TaB
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