| To discontinue service by a person other than listed on the phone bill, you must present six paid receipts to prove you are the owner of the phone. |
I mentioned my dilemma at school. A phone call was made and by the time I arrived at home, the installers were waiting in front of my house.
The phone was not in my name, I didn't care as long as I had a phone.
Recently I decided I no longer had use for the phone.
Only the person, whose name appears on the phone bill can request disconnection.
I've lost contact with that person many years ago.
I asked to have the phone disconnected.
I received a preprinted letter thanking me for the business and indicating that the service was disconnected.
I discarded years of receipts.
Even though the line had been disabled, recently I received a bill for a number of months of unpaid service.
To discontinue service by a person other than listed on the phone bill, you must present six paid receipts to prove you are the owner of the phone.
Paying the unpaid months, I now have to pay another future bill to accumulate six receipts.
My phone will be switched from disabled to disconnected
