OneEmailADay a/k/a One Email A Day | Telephone Bill Complaints | Unauthorized Phone Charges?
If you were charged on your local residential phone bill from OneEmailADay a/k/a One Email A Day for third party services and subscriptions that you never authorized OneEmailADay a/k/a One Email A Day to bill you for, tell us your story!
–Report Unauthorized OneEmailADay a/k/a One Email A Day Phone Charges–
OneEmailADay a/k/a One Email A Day Website:
www.oneemailaday.com
What Is OneEmailADay a/k/a One Email A Day and Why Is OneEmailADay a/k/a One Email A Day Billing Me For Charges On My Local Phone Bill?
According to the OneEmailADay a/k/a One Email A Day website, it is a “brand new way of handling emails. Essentially, we divide emails to two major groups- emails you get from people you know well, and everything else.”
“You will get a unique email address – address@oneemailaday.com, which you will be able to give anyone you want – eCommerce sites, Dating sites, various vendors and merchants and anyone you wouldn’t want to give your primary address to. We will gather all the emails you get to your new address, sort them into predetermined categories, and send you only OneEmailADay™ to your secret, primary email address.”
How does the billing work for OneEmailADay a/k/a One Email A Day?
OneEmailADay charges a Fourteen Dollars and Ninety-Five Cent ($14.95) monthly fee for its services. According to the OneEmailADay website “Where you opt for the LEC Bill billing option, and upon submitting your Application, the Fees will be added to your local telephone bill each month. The Fees will appear on your local telephone bill through the identifier “OneEmailADay™.”
How To Cancel or Stop Billing From OneEmailADay a/k/a One Email A Day:
You may cancel by: (a) calling OneEmailADay toll free at (877) 567-7303; (b) e-mailing OneEmailADay at support@oneemailadaySUPPORT.com; or (c) canceling at the OneEmailADay website by going to http://www.oneemailaday.com/c/default?do=terminate.
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If you were charged on your local telephone bill from OneEmailADay a/k/a One Email A Day for third party services and subscriptions that you never authorized, tell us your story!
–Contact A Class Action Attorney–
i didnot want thats i dont know how it got on my bill please take it off i have been laid off so please take our name off thanks melissa daniels
January 5th, 2009 at 10:33 pm
We had charges for a Paul Martinez to our phone which was never authorized, there have been 5 months of billing.
August 9th, 2009 at 2:55 pm
I will not pay for this. ihave no idea where this came from andplease take this off my at&t phone bill.
October 30th, 2009 at 11:18 am
take this off me phone bill.this is a fraud and should not be allowed. also it is probably sone one in manilla.
October 30th, 2009 at 11:27 am
I never signed up for this service, have no idea what it is…have been getting charged for several months, even though I’ve called to cancel this twice already and received an email confirmation of cancellation….it’s once again showing up on my latest phone bill….this is very irritating.
January 28th, 2010 at 1:23 pm
I would love to add myself to any class action against oneemaiaday.com. They refuse to give a refund and verizon told me I’m on my own and said I need to get a refund directly from this ripoff company. I would love to close these people down. Never did I ask for this service. And now I have to fight to get the few dollars back they stole. Verizon is no better for allowing it to happen. Ad it up people 16.00 dollars per person say with 2 million customers. And no refunds. Wow some bastard is walking with a lot of money they didn’t and should not have.
February 1st, 2010 at 5:50 pm