SkyLink attacks part one
Good day dear habravchane.
I decided to ask you for help, maybe someone knows what to do in this situation.
The phone is ringing now for me, and a joyful male voice seems to be an employee of some agency there, and reports that he is going to sue me.
As it turns out from the conversation - he calls on the instructions of the company skylink, and wants me to pay her 4,200 rubles. Otherwise, there will be a trial.
My surprise knew no bounds, and in order not to load you with unnecessary details of how I figured it out, I’ll tell you what I managed to figure out in the end.
Yes, indeed, three years ago, I was a Skylink subscriber. The tariff was "Fifteen hundred rubles per gigabyte." I used it for about four months, paying Skylink a total of about 20 thousand rubles. There were attempts to swear with the technical support service on the topic that “I have netstat showing 1.5 gigabytes, and you have Skype Skype (admin panel: you can see the account balance, etc.) 3 gigas are drawn.” but then I was extremely busy at work / institute and it was frankly not up to it. Realizing for myself that I did not need this hemorrhoids, I spat and rented an apartment for work not far from the cottage, with a dedicated line. It turns out that after I stopped using their services, Skylink withdrew money from the account "in the minus", as they say "for keeping a subscriber number." I just am amazed at the idiocy of the situation: money is demanded of me for a service that was not provided to me. Actually, the question arises as to how legitimate such a claim is, perhaps someone has already come across this, no doubt, a wonderful PPSOS.
I decided to ask you for help, maybe someone knows what to do in this situation.
The phone is ringing now for me, and a joyful male voice seems to be an employee of some agency there, and reports that he is going to sue me.
As it turns out from the conversation - he calls on the instructions of the company skylink, and wants me to pay her 4,200 rubles. Otherwise, there will be a trial.
My surprise knew no bounds, and in order not to load you with unnecessary details of how I figured it out, I’ll tell you what I managed to figure out in the end.
Yes, indeed, three years ago, I was a Skylink subscriber. The tariff was "Fifteen hundred rubles per gigabyte." I used it for about four months, paying Skylink a total of about 20 thousand rubles. There were attempts to swear with the technical support service on the topic that “I have netstat showing 1.5 gigabytes, and you have Skype Skype (admin panel: you can see the account balance, etc.) 3 gigas are drawn.” but then I was extremely busy at work / institute and it was frankly not up to it. Realizing for myself that I did not need this hemorrhoids, I spat and rented an apartment for work not far from the cottage, with a dedicated line. It turns out that after I stopped using their services, Skylink withdrew money from the account "in the minus", as they say "for keeping a subscriber number." I just am amazed at the idiocy of the situation: money is demanded of me for a service that was not provided to me. Actually, the question arises as to how legitimate such a claim is, perhaps someone has already come across this, no doubt, a wonderful PPSOS.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/76372/
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