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Hwy. 569 / Lake St. John intersection, Ferriday, LA 71334
Mon Sep 13, 2004
I was told I was in range of a tower. But I only have roaming. There's no service whatsoever. I asked why I could not have an old type phone that was able to receive service (my larger old phone was stolen) they said they did not make it anymore and sent me a new phone. I don't need that. I just want to talk. Why fix something that is not broke? I will have to find something else. I have been paying for phone I can't use.
My service is with Alltel, and it is terrible. I'm lucky if it even rings through, (Mostly goes to voicemail without ever ringing) and if it does I'm only able to keep the call maximum of 5-7 seconds, before the call is dropped. I have absolutely 0 signal strength. And 99% of the time my phone switches to analog. It is extremely aggrevating.
I was with T-Mobile and the representative assured me that Melville was in their coverage area and when the phone arrived, I couldn't pick any signals to use the cell phone at all. I reported the problem when I called the company and the representative told me that he would do the paper work and have the early cancellation charges dismissed because it was wrong information given to me at the time and if I couldnt use the phone that I should not be charged for cancellation fees. But they have in the mean time sent me a $250.00 phone bill to pay but I am not paying that bill because it was false information to make a sale in the first place.
