7770000001

just added my g/f number to my account one day ago and she already has ten calls from this number i have called the number and been told it was out of service via recording 10 calls for 19 mins all at wierd times.  If this is from verizon or alltel then it does constitute theft and legal action should be taken.

My bill is over $100.00 and a l lot of it is this number. How do we stop it? Anyone know??

Who does this number belong to and how is it getting billed to my service?

I called verizon about this 7770000001 number.  they said it was data calls.  i had calls from every hour of the day for several days!  Hundreds of times on my bill.  I need to sleep and go to work...there is NO POSSIBLE WAY!!!  The lady argued on the phone with me for over an hour and said someone was accessing celltop.  maybe once or twice over the course of the month...but hundreds????  come on!!!  They said i need to take it into the store.  Whatever!  This isnt over yet.  And...to top it off...my bill was $75 more than normal!  I just got switched by no choice of my own from alltel.  this is crap!

i think this is another verizon issue
no one seems to be able to answer.
data my [***]

My son has this number on his bill And I have had the phone due to him being grounded. So the phone has been off and in my safe. He does not have web access or the back up service. It just has voice and txt. No camera. And verizon told me that the phone was used. I asked him why there are no calls made or recieved in the last 2 weeks. He said the system was not updated yet. I told him there is nothing to update. I told him I have had the phone in my safe for 2 weeks and the phone was powered off. His acted like he did not hear me say that. something is a foul in there software. If its not fixed then all these people that have this problem I am sure they are in the thousands can fill a claim or something legal.

777-000-0001 showing up on call log without being called and no idea who it is

Just got off the phone with the same issue with the #777-000-0001.Verizon  confirmed that if a phone like my daughters LG Slider accesses the "web" to even just look for ring tones or even the button to access it gets accidentally bumped it will charge a minute of data/user minutes for that access..I told them to block it and they did block the access from the phone..called "Blockweb". It burned up 58 minutes in 3 days and they gave me a 5 dollar credit.

This is pissing me off. Someone had better find a solution because verison makes every excuse in the books for this number but cant explain how I can go on the internet at times in the night when no one is awake or when I am at school with my phone off in my locker. Verison is a fraud and everyone needs to know it.

This number that misteriously shows up at random times has cost me $246.00 this month and even with everything blocked it shows up and still no one can explain to me why it has happened. They said "the system had not been updated." This is b/s and verison can shove this phone bill up thier a** because there are legal actions that are going to be taken.

Yep, we pay extra to have get it now yahoo messenger for example.  They charge 10 cents per yahoo messenger message over the limit or regular txt messages.  My limit is 50 so I had a $200 bill for a few days of fun.

Now, using the get it now web service, instead of yahoo messenger thinking I can avoid charges this way.  After all I'm paying extra to have internet on my phone too.  I was using yahoo email this time and that is using data time.  So a few days of fun again and I go over my anytime minutes.  

Can't call anyone that's not verizon and can't use any features.  What's the point when other companies have unlimted talk and txt for the same price I pay for my cheap plan.

The 777-000-0001 number on my bill is internet data time but charged as airtime.

you should be blocking this number.  I do not call it or receive a call from it but it is using up my minutes.  With the technology these days that you keep using to expand your services offered and to charge more.....you should be able to get this fixed!!!!

My son was way over his airtime.  I called Verizon.  I threw a fit as I have had nothing but trouble since Alltel switched over.  The guy left me on hold 8 and a half minutes and came back and said they had the wrong text plan and took the minutes off my bill.  He also changed the text plan from 5000 to unlimited.

I just called Verizon and i was told that this number is a number that is used to access the internet from
your cell phone.  If you do not want to access the internet, call verizon and tell them you want to block the access to the internet from your cell phone.  It took me 3 minutes to do.  (Now i will see if it works)

I just viewed my online records, and my sons phone has a mess of these 1 minute 'data' calls from this 777 number. He has shut everything off now except regular text. We are wondering if this is being created by twitter! You know how people are with doing that stuff - several times a day - maybe someone changed something and started charging for it? We dont have internet on the plan, so thats out.

I'd like to know who this is... being billed for a number we don't call?!!!!!!!

I have a few of these on my usage detail currently. Collen with Verizon said it us usually access the moble web feature on the phone. If you accidentally click on it and it says connecting that it automatically chgs you 1 minute.I dont buy that either unless our phone is possessed due to the fact that most of the time is during the middle of the night when the phone is not in use.

I got a bunch of calls from this number

just got a new phone from Verizon, and it charged 111 minutes the first day, though I only used about ten minutes. This web site showed me that I'm not the first. They now show 259 minutes, none of which is right. Of course I won't pay, but to be fair, they haven't yet asked me to. When and if they do, they will have a fight on their hands.

Showing up on our phone - no idea of how it got there, except from what I am reading on this post.