rig@eng.umd.edu (Ronald Greenberg) (01/09/91)
Two months ago I got a charge from AT&T on my local bill (C&P Telephone) for a call from Newark, NJ to Oxon Hill, MD. I live in DC, was not in NJ at the time, use ITT as my LD carrier, and have nothing to do with AT&T. I called the phone number for billing inquiries on the AT&T page, and they said they would credit me; they haven't. I accidentally, ended up writing my check to C&P for the full amount, so I probably would have never remembered that I wasn't credited, but today I got another bogus charge. This time, it is from S ORG (South Orange, I suppose), NJ to a different number in Oxon Hill, MD. Does anybody have any advice on actually getting AT&T to credit me? Is there a way to get C&P Telephone to stop acting as a billing agent for AT&T? I would like to be able to just pay the C&P portion of my bill without having to write any explanations to C&P and without having them complain about anything unpaid. Ron Greenberg rig@eng.umd.edu