About TjjEjj

I have been a Hughes Net customer for nearly two years. In August, someone opened up two accounts in another city and state and those were added to my account. I have been charged fees and taxes for those accounts in an amount totaling $1,168.76. My normal bill is $127.17. I called and spent nearly an hour on the phone with a representative to try to get these charges removed. Instead of removing them, I was asked repeatedly if I knew someone that could have done this, and if I knew anyone in the State of Texas where they were opened. I told the rep that I have one address and one account--located where I live in Battle Ground, WA. I was assured that the accounts would be separated from mine, and that the charges would be researched. A few days later I began to recieve messages while I was on the internet--telling me that my balance with Hughes Net was due and that if I didn't pay, my service would be suspended. A couple of hours later I started to get texts from Hughes Net saying the same thing. I contacted them again to ask why the charges were still on the account, and to ask why I was being threatened with service suspension when the charges were fraudulent. I was told that the problem was still being worked on. I told the representative that if this issue was not resolved in the next 24 hours, that I would file a claim with the FC _ (this post will not allow me to use the entire name of the federal body that regulates Hughes Net). As of this morning, the charges were still on the account, so I filed a claim with the FC _ and included a copy of my billing statement with that complaint. I have still not heard back from Hughes Net. My request is simple. Remove the charges, research them, take action. It should not be overly-difficult for Hughes Net to confirm my address--or to confirm that I don't have two additional service addresses in my name in any other city or state. It is frustrating that a company as large as Hughes Net does not have a more appropriate means of handling these types of claims so that good customers are not held liable for accounts that they did not open. ... View more