Battle With At&t Now UPS

I battled with at&t this morning. I had been near the Mexican border, got a message about data costing more. Phone quit working. Tried to get in touch with att with email and text since I couldn’t call, finally my daughter called them and they said for me to call them. Phone wouldn’t call and that’s why I was texting. Long story short if you see other providers towers like tex mex or movistar (I’m not kidding) near the Mexican border turn your phone OFF. I won but they said it was the only time. $199 for a few emails and texts that resulted in bad advice from them. Sheesh. Glad I won.
And if you haven’t been keeping up with the Perils of Pauline UPS lost a package that had an invoice in it and some other paperwork worth $1500. Not a good thing, then the company I sent it to decided they had found it, JUST KIDDING, they didn’t find it, now I have to TRY and explain this to UPS. We have duplicates now but being minus $1500 for a month hurts rather badly right now.

Oh, now get this, I can’t talk to UPS all representatives are busy and my cell keeps cutting out.  So I’m emailing.  They ask for a reference number I don’t have so I go to one of their emails to see if I could find it.  THE EMAILS ARE NOT FROM UPS.  There’s a virus or trojan in them, never found it before because I never opened their attachements, avast caught it right away but sheeesssh……So if you get an email from UPS that says you mailed a package, and it wasn’t delivered?  Maybe you should just delete it.

  • Google Bookmarks
  • Delicious
  • Facebook
  • Gmail
  • StumbleUpon
  • Twitter
  • Digg
  • Furl
  • Share/Bookmark
  1. I get fake emails all the time from UPS and FedEx, delete.

    Anywhere near or in Mexico, data time is very expensive. My Sprint phone is set for International calling but I don’t text or check my email at all. I’m glad you won with AT&T.

  1. There are no trackbacks for this post yet.

Leave a Reply


Uses wordpress plugins developed by www.wpdevelop.com SEO Powered by Platinum SEO from Techblissonline