Complaint Review: Local Net - Williamville New York
- Local Net 170 Lawrence Bell Dr. Williamville, New York United States of America
- Phone: 1-888-488-7265
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- Category: Internet Services
Local Net Scam!!!!! Williamville, New York
*Consumer Comment: Strange complaint
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I signed up for Local Net on 9/14/10. I was sent to the tech department, was told that I needed a landline phone. Well I don't have one and I was not told that I needed one when I sign up! I then was sent to customer service. The man I told about the problem that I had called me "LIAR". Well that didn't sit well at all. I told him to cancel my account and that I wanted a refund!! I was then told that I had to write a letter to cancel. So I sent to letter.
I have been trying to call for 3 days straight and can't get thru. So I emailed them yesterday and recived a email last nite. This is what the email said:
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#1 Consumer Comment
Strange complaint
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, October 20, 2010
" I was sent to the tech department, was told that I needed a landline phone. Well I don't have one and I was not told that I needed one when I sign up!"
LocalNet is a dial-up Internet Service Provider. If someone really told you that you wouldn't need a landline, did you ask them how you could possibly dial in to their network? I'm trying to figure out why someone without a landline would sign up for dial up service in the first place.
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