One of my friends saw today that someone has fraudulently bought TWO iphone X 256 gigs under her name on at&t. She had to pay the first installments and now at&t storepeople are asking her to get in touch with fraud dept. I am also worried about my own account security after this (apparently she had

I cannot update my passcode or place an order because every time att sends me a verification code I get an error telling me to try entering it again. I’ve tried over and over again, requested new codes, and called technical support and nobody seems to know why this is happening. I even sent screensh

I tried to get a iPhone 6 Plus almost a year ago now, after I paid 171.91 cents to pick it up in the store. I get all the way to the store and the guy tells me I have to give him 500$!!! I didn't even have 300$! Ha! I asked that he cancel the order and service because it hasn't even been 24 hours an

THINKING! I recently was victim to credit card fraud identity theft. The current prevention methods aren't immediate enough and don't necessarily stop unauthorized activity. However, the incident got me to thinking: working together, phone service providers, GPS services, etc, could create an option

In 2014 i had a go phone account and my ex husband and sister took my sim out and cancelled my services i got it back i called you and made a report and my information on that phone they used and they stole my identity theft so because of youll i have been having trouble getting internet services an

I placed a order online to take advantage of a deal and it said it was processing my order for about a hour then all of a sudden it said "We couldn't verify this order ******* really came from you. For your security, we canceled it. Don't worry, we'll release any funds being held on your card.Let's

they treated me like a criminal,ive paid 4 yrs,and they treat me like a criminal ,r nuts,u want 2 lose customers soooooooooooooooooo bad wen there trying 2 pay u.and the lady can steal my money and identity now,drop att cell like a rockkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk   [word filter avoidance]