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It's disingenuous for the company to try to get you into a contract by promising that your "credits" can be rolled over without being up-front about the conditi
by ziftface 6y ago
It's disingenuous for the company to try to get you into a contract by promising that your "credits" can be rolled over without being up-front about the conditions.
Obviously OP made a mistake here, and it seems that they're admitting that, but if what they said was true, this company was being deceptive about the contract.
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- tylersmith 6y agoDo rollovers of credits, minutes, etc typically persist after the subscription has ended? If I cancel my AT&T account I can't keep using my saved up rollover minutes.
- nouveaux 6y agoI'm not sure this is a good comparison. If you cancel your AT&T account, the assumption here is that you're getting rid of your number. At that point, you are not retaining service. Based on their website[1], you can have an account with pay as you go. There is no reason to assume that if I change to a month to month agreement, I would have to create a new account. Why shouldn't the rollover minutes stay with the account? OP paid for it already. To go back to the AT&T analogy, if they offered a prepaid yearly contract with rollover minutes, and I lose those minutes because I switched to month to month, I would be pretty angry. [1] https://www.snowflake.com/pricing/ https://www.snowflake.com/pricing/