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I have a habit of asking what the exact price of my bill will be after taxes and fees. It is _rarely_ what the sales person quotes. I have cancelled service bec
by sixothree 5y ago
I have a habit of asking what the exact price of my bill will be after taxes and fees. It is _rarely_ what the sales person quotes. I have cancelled service because of the difference in quoted price vs bill price.
But at least once in the last 5 years it was exact to the penny. So there's that.
- bubblethink 5y agoAt least with comcast, if you get just internet and buy your modem, the actual price is the same. If you bundle TV, all hell breaks lose because with TV, there can be any number of fees (broadcast, license, content, HD, technology, anything imaginable under the sun). If they threw in a nuclear fusion fee, people wouldn't even notice.
- thatguy0900 5y agoI used to work at att, I had 0 ability to tell you what your actual bill would be, more like a +-10$ estimate. Often times people's bills would slightly change every month by a buck or two up and down, no idea why.
- sixothree 5y agoI left directv because of this some years ago. Every month the bill was just slightly different. The person who called me begging me to come back insisted that wasn't true. lol
- thatguy0900 5y agoLiterally nothing in any of our documentation mentioned it all, and it wasn't everyone. Always just makes as generic things like fees. They were lying or new