FCC Lays Down 'Bill Shock' Proposal
Overages are a racket
I understand people should be responsible with their money and understand what they are signing up for...
On the other hand, I don't see how anyone can justify overages.
Here is an example.
Customer A and B both are on Verizon Wireless individual plans.
Cust A has a $69.99 plan for Unlimited Talking. He ends up using 1500 minutes throughout the month, and his bill will be $69.99 + tax.
Cust B has a $39.99 plan for 450 minutes. He ends up using 1500 minutes throughout the month, and his bill will end up being $512.49 + tax.
Customer B has not cost Verizon any more money than Customer A, so they have provided the same service to both customers and made way more money off Customer B (if he ever pays)
After working in a cel...
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On the other hand, I don't see how anyone can justify overages.
Here is an example.
Customer A and B both are on Verizon Wireless individual plans.
Cust A has a $69.99 plan for Unlimited Talking. He ends up using 1500 minutes throughout the month, and his bill will be $69.99 + tax.
Cust B has a $39.99 plan for 450 minutes. He ends up using 1500 minutes throughout the month, and his bill will end up being $512.49 + tax.
Customer B has not cost Verizon any more money than Customer A, so they have provided the same service to both customers and made way more money off Customer B (if he ever pays)
After working in a cel...
(continues)
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defenitly agree with you on this..
finaly someone who has the right idea on what the fcc is trying to do...
if we can prevent one person a month from going over that just makes it that much easier on everyone..
finaly someone who has the right idea on what the fcc is trying to do...
if we can prevent one person a month from going over that just makes it that much easier on everyone..
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