ISP Debt!
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headshot
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PostPosted: Mon, 26th Mar 2007 16:30    Post subject: ISP Debt!
I am well pissed off. I just got an account statement from my ISP saying I owe 4 months internet which comes to an outstanding balance of £160! I asked them to take direct debits from my account every month when I set up the account and it turns out that they havent been doing! If I missed the first payment, they could have at least notificed me! GRRRRRRR!


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nouseforaname
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PostPosted: Mon, 26th Mar 2007 18:35    Post subject:
goddamn that's some expensive internet Shocked that's like $91 CAN/month!!!


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headshot
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PostPosted: Mon, 26th Mar 2007 22:32    Post subject:
lol yeah I know it aint cheap but thats what Im having to pay for uncapped and unrestricted Crying or Very sad


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pistolshrimp
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PostPosted: Tue, 27th Mar 2007 11:18    Post subject:
Usually one would notice a if an ISP debit isn't showing up on any of their statements.

I learned the hard way too tho. I had moved and the cable co didn't change my billing address and my bills were going to the old house but the cable was or yours. We got a 3 warning to pay one day outta the blue and were like WTF? Then we realized we couldn't think of a single payment we every made. We were on 3 month billing Sad


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headshot
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PostPosted: Tue, 27th Mar 2007 13:36    Post subject:
An e-mail from my ISP regarding the issue ...

"I've been told that you were meant to be paying your bill monthly by Credit Card. Unfortunately this wasn't conveyed when your account was set up, so the payments haven't been taken for the last four months. Is it ok if we take £80 rather than £40 for the next four months to cover this defecit or would you prefer the payments to be less over a larger period of time?

Sorry for this mix up and I hope we can come to some agreement."



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deelix
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PostPosted: Tue, 27th Mar 2007 13:47    Post subject:
Really depends where you live. I live outside town, no not on a farm Razz

Anyway, the current ISP can give us maximum 10/10mbit for a pretty cheap price. I think I can get 50 mbit, but much more expensive.

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arw




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Location: Barry - Wales - (UK)
PostPosted: Wed, 28th Mar 2007 15:47    Post subject:
headshot wrote:
An e-mail from my ISP regarding the issue ...

"I've been told that you were meant to be paying your bill monthly by Credit Card. Unfortunately this wasn't conveyed when your account was set up, so the payments haven't been taken for the last four months. Is it ok if we take £80 rather than £40 for the next four months to cover this defecit or would you prefer the payments to be less over a larger period of time?

Sorry for this mix up and I hope we can come to some agreement."



Cheeky bastards... Mad ...Tell them you can only afford a pound a month on top of the 40 (take it or leave it)... Very Happy
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Seron




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Location: swedenenenenenenene
PostPosted: Wed, 28th Mar 2007 15:53    Post subject:
im paying around 90$ every 3rd month for 50mbit (uncapped ofcourse), and i think it's a pain in the ass everytime i have to pay.

edit: im actually paying for 10mbit, but i get 50.
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