Sharenet Communications - National Brands ripoff AT&T local call charge for exorbitant and unusual long distance Phoenix Arizona

Unfortunatelly many hospitals, nursing homes (!), hotels have similar deal with shady sucmbag third party billing companies. Usually there are no or only tiny prints somewhere hidden on the phone advising you about this third party.

Usually you can see these outrageous charges when you call collect or use your phone company's calling card. In both cases sumbags have a "billing address", the number you call collect or the number your calling card is billed - where they can put those charges.

To prevent this, buy pre-paid phone cards (with some search you can find ones with 4-6c/min). When you use these anonym pre-paid cards, you first call a 800 number, then punch your code, then the number you want to call.

Your expenses: the 4-6c/min + a mandatory, but MAX 50c pay phone usage, regardless of the lenght of your call. The cards are anonym, so no company is able to put any charges on your phone bill. Yes, there is inconvenince: you have to dial three numbers instead of two - but does not it worth?

Unfortunatelly many hospitals, nursing homes (!), hotels have similar deal with shady sucmbag third party billing companies. Usually there are no or only tiny prints somewhere hidden on the phone advising you about this third party.

Usually you can see these outrageous charges when you call collect or use your phone company's calling card. In both cases sumbags have a "billing address", the number you call collect or the number your calling card is billed - where they can put those charges.

To prevent this, buy pre-paid phone cards (with some search you can find ones with 4-6c/min). When you use these anonym pre-paid cards, you first call a 800 number, then punch your code, then the number you want to call.

Your expenses: the 4-6c/min + a mandatory, but MAX 50c pay phone usage, regardless of the lenght of your call. The cards are anonym, so no company is able to put any charges on your phone bill. Yes, there is inconvenince: you have to dial three numbers instead of two - but does not it worth?

Unfortunatelly many hospitals, nursing homes (!), hotels have similar deal with shady sucmbag third party billing companies. Usually there are no or only tiny prints somewhere hidden on the phone advising you about this third party.

Usually you can see these outrageous charges when you call collect or use your phone company's calling card. In both cases sumbags have a "billing address", the number you call collect or the number your calling card is billed - where they can put those charges.

To prevent this, buy pre-paid phone cards (with some search you can find ones with 4-6c/min). When you use these anonym pre-paid cards, you first call a 800 number, then punch your code, then the number you want to call.

Your expenses: the 4-6c/min + a mandatory, but MAX 50c pay phone usage, regardless of the lenght of your call. The cards are anonym, so no company is able to put any charges on your phone bill. Yes, there is inconvenince: you have to dial three numbers instead of two - but does not it worth?

Unfortunatelly many hospitals, nursing homes (!), hotels have similar deal with shady sucmbag third party billing companies. Usually there are no or only tiny prints somewhere hidden on the phone advising you about this third party.

Usually you can see these outrageous charges when you call collect or use your phone company's calling card. In both cases sumbags have a "billing address", the number you call collect or the number your calling card is billed - where they can put those charges.

To prevent this, buy pre-paid phone cards (with some search you can find ones with 4-6c/min). When you use these anonym pre-paid cards, you first call a 800 number, then punch your code, then the number you want to call.

Your expenses: the 4-6c/min + a mandatory, but MAX 50c pay phone usage, regardless of the lenght of your call. The cards are anonym, so no company is able to put any charges on your phone bill. Yes, there is inconvenince: you have to dial three numbers instead of two - but does not it worth?