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I purchased a "pay as you go" phone from TracFone and as soon as I turned it on I started receiving unwanted text messages. TracFone was neither helpful nor willing to assist in stopping these unsolicited text messages after repeated complaints. These text messages served no other purpose than to deduct funds from my account which ensured I purchase more airtime to mainatin service.
The only help they suggested was for me to change my number. I'm not sure how that would solve the problem as they either sell your personal information to 3rd parties or continue to send unwanted text messages to the "new" numer!
This is illegal and should be investigated by the attorney general!
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
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You got a number that used to belong to someone else who had subscribed to 3rd party text services, change your number!
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This is not true...I haven't sent a or received a "real" text in 2 days. Yet, I am still watching my text remaining balance drop with every spam text I delete without reading. We need a REAL solution to this problem or I'll just stop using my cell phone and stick with my land line. Maybe if more people did this cell phone companies would start to pay attention.
You might need to take your issue to the right people for an immediate response. Try sending an email to this email address email address is TF.CorpResolutionTeam@tracfone.com, or contact them via live chat @ http://bit.ly/18WfOoC. These people can help you!
I don't feel you should be charged a deduction for min. when receiving text messages. The person who sent it to you already paid to send it to you. That to me is double charging. Now if I send a text message then I would expect a deduction. But it should not be both ways. Any one else agree?