Re: Phantom calls on BT bill
Von: Sunil Sood (news@soods.freeserve.co.uk) [Profil]
Datum: 02.04.2008 01:51
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Newsgroup: uk.telecom
Datum: 02.04.2008 01:51
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Newsgroup: uk.telecom
Paul Clarke wrote: > Friends of mine went on holiday from the UK to Paris in January. > > When their BT bill arrived recently, it included two 0845 calls costing > approx. £10 in total plus VAT, allegedly made whilst they were out of th e > country. They are an elderly, childless, married couple whose house was le ft > locked and burglar alarmed during their absence abroad. Nobody else has > legitimate access and no burglary has occurred. The phone inside the house > and not in an outhouse, etc. > > BT's call centre which they've rung several times (India of course - they > could barely understand some of the operators!) says this could not happen > and that someone must have used their phone in their absence, by some mean s > or other. > > How are phantom calls of this kind created and what's to be done? Your friends may find the simplest course of action to fill in the form at http://www2.bt.com/beta/apps/billingdisputeweb/callcharges/DisputeCa tList.do Regards Sunil[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
