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A solution that is as simple: Pay a deposit. If you don't pay the bill, they use your deposit and terminate your service. My current ISP didn't even ask for a
by Casseres 8y ago
A solution that is as simple: Pay a deposit.
If you don't pay the bill, they use your deposit and terminate your service.
My current ISP didn't even ask for a deposit. I just visited one of their storefronts so they could check my ID to verify my name.
- nmcfarl 8y agoIn the past I was with an ISP that didn’t allow overages, so monthly bills were predictable. They required 1 months payment as a deposit up front and ran a credit check. The only alternative was dial up. Just because someone isn’t giving you credit and never will doesn’t mean they won’t want your credit details. Nor that you will have leverage to refuse.
- Casseres 8y agoCredit check and deposit? Since they had no competitor, I guess they could get away with it. Yes, some companies are rotten, but some do provide just as simple ways to get service without a credit check. > but none as simple as verfiying credit history