NEXTEL SUPPORTING FRAUD

Yes I agree totally. Take a few deep breaths. Now put yourself in the
shoes of anyone reading this letter. No matter what the issue is it's
totally ignored and tossed aside.

Whomever paid your husband owns the phone, any contacts put on that
phone, and any other information on there. The police can't do
anything because what they are doing is not illegal. They simply give
it to the next person to take the job and they move on from there.
Don't want his personal info shared? Don't put personal info on anyone
else's phone or rolodex or hard drive. Responsibility rests purely on
your husband's shoulders.
It's Nextel's intellecual property because they paid your husband to
build this database as and AGENT of their company. Why should they
hand it over to the competitors and make it easier for them to steal?
(which is against the law, and the police would get involved)

Okay...as someone else said:

If the Nextel phone is in his name (information on account is his
and/or bill arrives at your home), then he should be able to shut it
off. In that case, your beef is with Nextel.

If the phone is under the company's name, and they are paying the bill
then Nextel has no reason to shut off that phone. If this is the
case, and the company your husband worked for has another person using
his name and impersonating him then your beef is with the company.

I would suggest that you do some homework and see who you should be
filing a complaint with.

This is a poorly written letter at best.

Either the account is under his name or it isn't. If it isn't his
phone, they are right. He has nothing more to do with it and has no
reason to shut it off.