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Block Third-Party Billing on Your Cell Phone Account

By Sam Glover

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Whether or not you have been burned by your cell-phone provider’s shady business relationships, a little preventative maintenance of your account is in order. What I call a scam, they call “third-party billing.”

But you can stop it.

One Consumerist commenter was successful in asking T-Mobile to block third-party billing. Two minutes later, so was I, and the customer service representative I spoke with did not give me any grief. Just call 611, ask for an operator, and tell them you want them to block third-party billing.

This should work with other cell phone service providers, as well.

(photo: Kodamakitty)

Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on January 13, 2010 (boomark / email).

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