AOL
Corporate HQ: 703-265-1000
Customer Service: 800-827-3338
High Speed Broadband Support: 1-888-849-3200
Billing: 1-888-265-8003
Cancellation: 1-888-265-8008
General: 1-800-827-6364
Nicholas J. Graham, VP of Corporate Communications, Spokesperson
Ron Grant, President/CEO
Kim Partoll, EVP, Customer Managerment (D.C.)
AOL is owned by Time Warner 212-484-8000

AT&T MOBILITY (Wireless) (formerly Cingular)
Ralph de la Vega
President/CEO, AT&T Mobility
ralph.vega@att.com

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If skyrocketing bank fees and tougher credit standards weren't enough, the banks have an even sneakier tactic in their arsenal.

Banks are rushing to lower credit limits on thousands of unsuspecting card users.

Do you often pay your bill on-line, and don't even bother to open your paper bill? You better look closer. Your credit limit might have been cut by thousands of dollars!

Of course, we all know what happens when this happens. That's right - your credit score goes down, allowing banks to… Continue

We've all heard the horror stories... the contractors who take the money and run, the scam artists, the guys who do shoddy work. And add to this that contractors can easily put a lien against your house, and you have a recipe for disaster.

HOW TO HIRE & WORK WITH A CONTRACTOR
1) Try to get a referral from someone you know
2) Check references
3) Check the Better Business Bureau report (www.bbb.org)
4) Check out a contractor's reputation on Yahoo
5) Get at least 2 estimates; 3 are better
6) D… Continue

Comcast has decided to boot customers that download more than four movies per day.

They sent the following to customers today:

"On October 1, 2008, we will post an updated Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) that will go into effect at that time.

In the updated AUP, we clarify that monthly data (or bandwidth) usage of more than 250 Gigabytes (GB) is the specific threshold that defines excessive use of our service. We have an excessive use policy because a fraction of one percent of our customers use… Continue

In the past, the BBB has ranked companies either "satisfactory" or "unsatisfactory." Later this year, they will change their rating system, ranking companies on a scale from "A" to "F." Read the full story at:
www.stltoday.com