Yes but if you tell them to stop they have to comply.
You could look it up in a phone book. If you have a mobile phone, call your mobile number from your home phone and it will be displayed. If you do not have a cell phone then call someone with a cell phone and do the same.
on my phone bill it appears domestic call what does it mean?
call the customer care and ask the details to find out the service provider a cell phone number
That means that the collection is gone and your score has gone up. *wonders if this was a trick question*
Some cell phones have a built in call blocking/screening feature. For that you need to check your phone's user's manual/guide. You can also contact your mobile network carrier on information on how to enable their service's call screening feature.
yes. definately
When a credit card is charged off it means that the company has given up on trying to collect funds on the card and they usually sell the rights to a collection agency and the collection agency will try any means possible to get some money out of you. They usually will send official letters, email, and call your house phone, cell phone and work phone if they have access to this information.
click on inventory then on your cell phone then services
= What is a Cell Phone Photo call? =
can you retrieve the last call phone number on a cell phone
Yes, if you call they can track you're cell phone.
they would not allow us to break the contract and upon non-payment on my part they stopped the account from charging and turned it over to a collection agency
You can use your cell phone to call a tow truck. If you have the service with your cell phone provider dial 611.
You need to check the law on this - find out what the statute of limitations are on unpaid (phone) bills.
For cell phones call from the cell phone 888-3821222
Because he had no names for it
The cell phone company will charge you late fees in addition to the monthly fee that you still owe. They might also charge you an early termination fee if you have a contract, the amount depends on how long you have left. They will turn you over to a collection agency between 6-8 months after you don't pay. Then the collection agency will send you bills saying you owe the balance, and then another collection agency gets involved, because the cell phone company wants their money. After awhile, if you just ignore these letters, then the collection agency will offer you deals, like, you pay $100 and we'll call it good! This is a scam. You still owe the cell phone company your entire amount. Unless you can get something IN WRITING from the collection agency that your debt will be cleared with the cell phone company if you pay this lower fee. Even then I wouldn't trust it. And I also wouldn't recommend paying any of these collection agencies. You owe the cell phone company the money, so just call them to pay it. Of course you have to pay your whole fee, because that is what your debt is. So, the consequences of not paying are potential harassment by letter in the short term. Long term consequences include not being able to qualify for a loan for a car or house. Some rental companies even do credit checks before they rent to you. Also you will be rejected by credit card companies, and even if you are not, due to your low credit score which will reflect your inability to pay your bills on time, well, the monthly APR will be much higher than for someone who has good credit. Pay your bill.