One bad: AT&T Wireless sent me a bill for calls I'd made on the phone I'd had disconnected. The service was disconnected on 11 July, and these calls were made on 9 July. Should have been included, right? Wrong! Or, at least, so they claim. It seems they don't include delayed billing minutes from other carriers in the month in which the calls were made, but rather in the month in which they were billed - so those calls supposedly were not included in the minutes I'd paid for ending 11 July. They went ahead and credited me for those minutes, supposedly as a one-time thing. Lesson: Don't use your phone within a week of the cancellation date of the account.
Two surprises in the mail
One bad: AT&T Wireless sent me a bill for calls I'd made on the phone I'd had disconnected. The service was disconnected on 11 July, and these calls were made on 9 July. Should have been included, right? Wrong! Or, at least, so they claim. It seems they don't include delayed billing minutes from other carriers in the month in which the calls were made, but rather in the month in which they were billed - so those calls supposedly were not included in the minutes I'd paid for ending 11 July. They went ahead and credited me for those minutes, supposedly as a one-time thing. Lesson: Don't use your phone within a week of the cancellation date of the account.
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Someone should print this poster
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Took him long enough...
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Fun fact for the day
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