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hi thelawprofessor. thanks for your reply. As stated above, it's not just a money thing, but rather a principle thing. The company has no written agreement nor contract from any of my family members. They simply switched my long distance service from the previous company with a "yes" from my mom...

Hi Calalili, thanks for the reply. You are right, it's the principals getting my way. But just out of curiosity, can they actually sue me when there has been no written agreement from the beginning? Besides, can they still charge me with monthly late payment fee even I am no longer their customer?

Hi Guys, any idea would be appreciated. Here's the case: one year ago, a long distance phone company called my home and spoke to my mother (in a foreign language cause she doesn't speak English very well) about a long distance phone plan. My mother agreed to the plan without letting me know...