Clearwire Fraud Activity – User Submission by Nika S.
March 9th, 2010 | by Tim |Clearwire Corporation has continued to give me the run around since January 2010. The representative from this company pulled my credit knowing the person who was trying to obtain credit wasn’t me. After further investigation and speaking with the activation department, I was told this is a common practice among their team. This incident has lowered not only lowered my credit score, but has caused me to loose my earnest money I put down for my home. I am out $10,000 because I defaulted on my contract to purchase! I am a military veteran, and I cannot use my VA loan because of Clearwire. I have worked hard to get my family in the position to be able to purchase a home, but now we are unable too. Clearwire representatives continue to transfer from person to person and ignore my letters. I feel this incident was malicious and intentional, especially since the representative knew the person on the phone was not me. I was told by one representative that the person tried to establish an account twice, before they gave them my name and date of birth. The representative and the person obtaining service knew exactly what they were doing. Their activation department says they receive complaints of this nature all the time, and they would rectify it immediately. This was three months ago. This company doesn’t have good business practices and I hope someone will put a stop to them soon.

2 Responses to “Clearwire Fraud Activity – User Submission by Nika S.”
By Steve on Mar 9, 2010 | Reply
I would contact the three major credit bureaus and put a Security Freeze on your Credit and then nobody can run your credit at all.. It costs some money cant tell you how much as depends on state each state has their own rules and fees like her in Nevada its $10.
But if you go to the Police and Open a Identity Theft Police Report and then send a copy to the Credit Bureaus with your Security Freeze request then its free.. Thats what I did after my Identity was stolen and used to open $10,000 worth of credit cards.
By Lori on Jul 23, 2010 | Reply
Has anyone experienced having their credit card account hijacked after doing business with Clear? I gave them my credit card # and now have experienced charges that are not my own appearing on my credit card. Luckily I caught this early, but I am wondering, after reading these posts, if Clear is the source of my problem. I spoke to a representative about my concerns and she just acted in a patronizing way to me.