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<blockquote data-quote="Kba" data-source="post: 2442008" data-attributes="member: 837519">...invalid charge? Long story short, I bought a phone from t-mobile.&nbsp; There was something wrong with it, so I sent it back (with their packaging and UPS label) and they sent me a new one.&nbsp; It was a non contract account.&nbsp; I eventually closed the account and kept the phone that I had paid for in full.&nbsp; About a month later, I get notices saying that I owe them for the second phone.&nbsp; I called them and they said woops sorry this was a mistake, we are going to fix it.&nbsp; I had to call again and wait for an hour, they said sorry its taking so long, this will get cleared in a few business days.&nbsp; Months later, I get a another notice from a collections agency.&nbsp; I was so mad, I called t-mobile and they said we can not speak to you about this because it has already been turned over to the agency.&nbsp; I said even though this was t-mobiles fault, I did nothing wrong and it is a false charge?Does anyone have advise about what I can do?&nbsp; I will try contacting the collections agency, but I assume they will say why should we believe you v.s. t-mobile, and their job is to get the money from me plus their collection fee.&nbsp; What are my rights and what I can I do so that t-mobile does not get to screw me.Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kba, post: 2442008, member: 837519"] ...invalid charge? Long story short, I bought a phone from t-mobile. There was something wrong with it, so I sent it back (with their packaging and UPS label) and they sent me a new one. It was a non contract account. I eventually closed the account and kept the phone that I had paid for in full. About a month later, I get notices saying that I owe them for the second phone. I called them and they said woops sorry this was a mistake, we are going to fix it. I had to call again and wait for an hour, they said sorry its taking so long, this will get cleared in a few business days. Months later, I get a another notice from a collections agency. I was so mad, I called t-mobile and they said we can not speak to you about this because it has already been turned over to the agency. I said even though this was t-mobiles fault, I did nothing wrong and it is a false charge? Does anyone have advise about what I can do? I will try contacting the collections agency, but I assume they will say why should we believe you v.s. t-mobile, and their job is to get the money from me plus their collection fee. What are my rights and what I can I do so that t-mobile does not get to screw me. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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