The Pros And Cons Of ATT

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ATT is charging me for monies that I have paid to collection agency. In addition I was advised by ATT to keep internet equipment and suspend account until I restore services in my new state that I moved to. Unfortunately, I decided to turn in the equipment (see attachment) and is currently being charged. Also, they have two different collection agency contact me regarding the same account. I paid one $172 and the other is demanding payment. Both are unethically on my credit report and should be

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