Please read the Agreement carefully prior to using the Site and/or the Services. Through the use of this Agreement, We are placing legal conditions on Your use of the Site and its services (the “Services”), and making certain promises to You. This Terms of Service govern the information posters’ (“You”, “Your”) use of the Site and form a binding legal agreement ("Agreement") between You and Us. Mailing address is: Consumer Opinion LLC 1930 Village Center Circle #3-6853 Las Vegas, NV 89134 Since you didn’t ask for help or suggestions, I didn’t offer any.(the “Site”, “We”, “Us”, “Our”) is an online forum created to help keep consumers informed. Paying the bill to zero balance is now the only solution to restore service.
Once suspended, it’s not possible to reach support by calling 611 or using chat. Any attempt to use support fails and support cannot override suspension. The only way to make late arrangements now is in the myATT account before due date. At that time AT&T took the human element out and automated the late arrangement process. If it’s only suspended, paying the bill is the only contact AT&T wants, then they will talk to you.Īs noted, things have changed since 2015. If the account was closed/terminated, your number is not just suspended and payment wouldn’t restore service. So please, save your "if you'd pay on time you wouldn't have to worry about it" bullcrap.
My wireless account has been suspended because my ex daughter-in-law, who was an AT&T employee and had our account in her name for the large discount, also had other accounts that she defaulted on so they terminated all accounts under her name. Haters: No, my wireless bill is not past due. In fact, it says to check the website or call the 800 number FROM ANOTHER STUPID PHONE! How ridiculous is this? WRONG! It goes to the Pay by Phone number but there is no way to speak to a customer service representative. Everyone at AT&T and your website says that calling 611 enables you to speak to a representative. Sorry, employee, you are wrong although I do notice this was posted in 2015.
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