For your sake, I hope you're just intentionally being dumb because you need the attention. Either way, I'm embarrassed for you.
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Really? $60 a month is reasonable? What about $65 or $100 a month? Or what about $20 a month? Who determines what is reasonable? You?
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Customers decide what's reasonable. Are you going to sign up for a utility that costs $21,000/mohth? I doubt many will.
These numbers, including the $60, were not pulled out of thin air. If 10 pages of posts haven't cleared it up for you, I doubt my single post will, but I'll give it a shot:
Verizon charges $60 per month for unlimited data.
Mr. Estarija's bill was $21,917 for one month's use of data.
Here's to hoping your IQ skyrockets into the double-digits and you can suddenly comprehend the difference.
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How much it costs the company to send the data is not necesarrily the point (it still costs to upkeep the infrastructure). The guy signed a contract and decided he didn't want the data plan. Sorry that the guy is a dumbass but he signed it and agreed that if he downloaded apps, music, games, etc that he'd pay for the data transfer.
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You've signed contracts you didn't read fully and understand, too. Hell, I'm beginning to doubt you can understand the instructions on a bottle of shampoo, much less a SW license or car rental agreement. There's no reason a man should assume a data bill could reach over 20 grand if he doesn't take the $60 unlimited plan, it defies logic.
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I don't believe the father's story of "I called verizon to have them turn it off"
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I'll send Mr. Estarija some Ambien, he's gonna need it.
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Until then, I want the government to hold him up to the contract he signed unless Verizon decides out of the goodness of their hearts or a coin flip to waive the fees.
By the way I suggest children's tylenol for you.
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You want the government to step in and enforce a bill that Verizon has already waived? Or are you still on page 2 and haven't got to the part where Verizon reversed the charges?
Go ahead and read through the rest of the posts, I'll check back in with you Tuesday.
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By the way I suggest children's tylenol for you.
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If I have to read one more post from you, nothing short of Vicodin will begin to help.