Verizon pays up for disconnecting heavy users of unlimited data plans

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niftydl @ Oct 24th 2007 10:48AM

If they didn't sign up for Verizon in the first place they wouldn't have a problem :P but I am glad VW is in trouble. I am tired of their arrogant "we are the best" (because an average buyer doesn't know better).

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Matt D @ Oct 24th 2007 12:41PM

OMG when I was working for Verizon FIOS, this one guy got his residential phone service cut off for a billing issues. It turned out he was using 6 to 8 thousand minutes a month and the service terms said it was unlimited and refused to pay anymore than the regular bill per month. He even asked for a million minute plan. I was rolling on the floor with that one

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amnigo @ Oct 24th 2007 1:56PM

Even though there's only 44,640 minutes in a 31 day month? That would mean 23 users on their phone for every minute of the month to cover the limit. That must be some really big, sleep deprived family.

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D @ Oct 24th 2007 3:24PM

What are the choices? There are a lot of things I'd like done differently but there aren't many choices.

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