I am writing to report a serious breach of contract and fraudulent activity perpetrated by Airespring and Caine & Weiner, who is aiding Airespring's fraudulent activity.
In November 2023, we signed an order form with Airespring to provide internet service with a specific deadline. The agreement outlined the terms of service, including a no installation fee and monthly rates of up to $600. However, Airespring altered the terms in December, demanding a significant installation fee of $19,000 and delaying the service delivery beyond the agreed-upon deadline.
Who would pay $19,000 for an internet connection? So, we rejected this additional fee; Airespring subsequently canceled the order. To our astonishment, a month later, we began receiving demands for a substantial Early Termination Fee of $37,000, an entirely unfounded claim as no service was ever provided. Early Termination implies that the service was provided, and we terminated the service early. However, no service was provided, and no installation was performed because Airespring canceled the order. So how did Airespring falsely and fraudulently create this $37,000 early termination fee from a $600 monthly internet service order?
Airespring has now assigned this fabricated debt to a collection agency, Caine & Weiner, which has been harassing us with threats and demands. Caine & Weiner have provided no supporting documentation or proof of service to justify the claim; they only had a fabricated statement by Airespring showing that $37,000 was past due. This behavior constitutes a potential fraud.
We have been loyal customers of Airespring for many years and have given $65,000 of business to Airesping. As soon as they lose our business, they turn hostile! This experience has been highly disappointing and damaging to our business. We urge other consumers to be aware of this company's unethical behavior and to exercise caution when dealing with Airespring.
Airespring really pulled out all the stops here — $19,000 for installation, then a magical $37,000 "early termination fee" for a service they never even provided? Quite the creative math on their part! Sounds like they should be running a circus instead of an internet service. Hopefully, they get the memo that pulling these stunts isn’t a good business strategy.
Airespring's collection agency, Caine and Weiner, sent us an email with no evidence or agreement except the $37,000 in the email's subject line and a link to their payment portal. They expect us to click the link and pay $37,000 by credit card, or they will report it to credit bureaus. That is just vicious.