Sprint PCS, Allied Interstate, All Collection Agencies unlAWFUL termination fees, collection reporting to CRAS, repeated harassment Washington, Nationwide

Sprint charges customers a 175 dollar early termination fee. What is the point of this fee? Oh, I know, it helps Sprint reduce their debt by 4.6 billion dollars a year. I don't know what is so d**n hard about deleting an active customer from the computer system. Is that what costs 175 dollars? Can anyone tell me WHY they charge this fee? If we the customer aren't happy with Sprint, we should be given the freedom to change companies without penalty. The same goes for AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Cricket, and Nextel ECT.

These exhorbitant fees are nothing but a ploy to make more money off of us. And the real B-S kicker is, they send you to a collection agency to retrieve that termination fee. How is this making Sprint loose money? Last time I checked, a company lost money when customers didn't pay bills. Not early termination fees.

I thoroughly refuse to pay an early termination fee, and you know what pops up on all three Credit Bureaus with my info: Allied Interstate (collection/attorney) amount owed $175. I will not pay the early termination fee, they can kiss my @$$. As far as i'm concerned, I hope some hacker messes up Sprints database.

I hope someone does something to the chairmen of the company who came up with the rule of this early termination fee. A bullet in the ol' head would be a very nice remedy. I am disputing this entry with all three credit bureaus. I am sending out disputes every 3 weeks.

In this case, they will slip up. They will not respond within 30 days, and by law they have to remove the listing from my credit. I am also using other resources to trip Allied Interstate up. For everytime they mess up, they are fined for violating the law. So if they want to try and F with my credit, I will F with them. I will snare them in a trap, and get them for violating the FCRA. I'm gonna call them up and laugh when they get fined. I will rub their noses in it. I will wait the required 7 years for this to fall off my reports. Only since, I have 2 years left. Then I will not have to pay the debt anymore. They can't do anything at all, because the Statue of Limitations on the debt has already passed, so they can't touch me.

Great thing about living in Texas, overzealous creditors can't garnish wages or seize property. I'd like to see the stupid A-Holes try. So, yea, I share the same sentiment most of you do. Sprint is a dirtbag s**t hole of a company. Like I said, I challange someone to tell me what the purpose of a early termination fee is. I am sure there is no purpose other than to make money. They won't make that money off of me. Oh yea, over a year ago they were calling me and harassing me quite a bit (read other ripoff reports about Allied Interstate in Ohio).

I turned the tide over on them though. I called them during the day using an online netphone (yahoo service) so they couldn't trace me automatically. And I breathed heavily, and hurled threats at the supervisors I got ahold of and the customer representatives.

I even called in a bomb threat if they continued to harass consumers like they were doing. The rep then responded by saying "well you do that you idiot, we have a right to get our money and if intimidating a$$holes like you is the only way to do it 10 times a day we will do that" I then said "F U b***h and I told her never to use foul language with me or any consumer." I told her that I know about them cussing people out and I told her not to call me out on my bomb threat.

I placed the microphone next to my huge subwoofer for my home theater and it made an extremely high pitched noise. I heard her reply "ow!" and take the head phones off. I laughed and hung up the net2phone. LMAO. We can turn the tide on them by calling them during the day, or if we can get employee information, calling them at night and breathing heavily. The war is being waged on Allied Interstate and other collection agencies. Oh, I am not using my real name or address. It is made up. I am also using a computer that will never track back to me.

Jason
Wheaton, Illinois
U.S.A.