Washington State
I have an interesting question, which I claim isn't exactly the BEST for me, but I want to know for future reference.
In Cleveland, OH, I had signed up for a company online for VOIP phone service around March, 2010.
Everything was fine, flash forward to November, 2010. I paid the month, but since I was moving back to Washington state, and could already get phone without VOIP, I was going to cancel the VOIP. (Note I DO admit to the word "was").
Now flash forward to current (March 23rd, 2011) without email from the company and they state the following via email:
Dear [redacted],
Thank you for choosing [redacted], the Award winning Internet phone company. This email is to notify you that your order placed on 12/28/2010, has been cancelled per your request.
The question I have to submit is, even though I NEVER sent in a cancellation request, they had clearly stated that PER MY REQUEST, I have been cancelled AND that I had ordered their services on 12/28/2010, which is false, but yet they want to charge me $119.08.
Could such a thing be classified as falsification of records?
I have an interesting question, which I claim isn't exactly the BEST for me, but I want to know for future reference.
In Cleveland, OH, I had signed up for a company online for VOIP phone service around March, 2010.
Everything was fine, flash forward to November, 2010. I paid the month, but since I was moving back to Washington state, and could already get phone without VOIP, I was going to cancel the VOIP. (Note I DO admit to the word "was").
Now flash forward to current (March 23rd, 2011) without email from the company and they state the following via email:
Dear [redacted],
Thank you for choosing [redacted], the Award winning Internet phone company. This email is to notify you that your order placed on 12/28/2010, has been cancelled per your request.
The question I have to submit is, even though I NEVER sent in a cancellation request, they had clearly stated that PER MY REQUEST, I have been cancelled AND that I had ordered their services on 12/28/2010, which is false, but yet they want to charge me $119.08.
Could such a thing be classified as falsification of records?