Business ProfileforViaPath Technologies

I have been suspended from use of an inmate communication system, branded as GTL GettingOut, that is fully-owned by ViaPath Tecnologies. I have tried repeatedly by phone to obtain contact information within the company to receive due process on this matter and to get the suspension removed so I can contact the inmates I need to contact who are eager to resume communication with **** continue to get referred to the customer service phone number of ********************** at ************ which I have called many times only to be hung up on. I was lied to and given false information about how to proceed by the operators at that call center. My last call was to a number provided on the Better Business Bureau site for ViaPath which thanks me for calling GTL and I politely asked to talk to ***************************** who is shown as the head of Customer Relations for ViaPath in hopes she could assist me with my dilemma. After lengthy discussions with staff and a transfer to an almost unintelligible supervisor named "******," I was referred again to the ******* customer service number of ************.During each conversation, I was talked over, answers to my questions were refused and I was repeatedly told scoldingly that no one was able to help me...and all this after spending my entire morning following the instructions given originally to contact each institution on my account which I did and not one of the institutions has requested to suspend my account. In one case, an inmate asked that I be blocked, but at no time did an institution authorize a suspension of my account, nor does the institution have authority to do so. I believe under the Constitution of the United States, I am allowed the right to due process and that under the Federal Code, entities operating in the United States must be allowed the right to contact organizations directly to petition for redress. I would appreciate any help you can provide.