Just want to know,
how are we to know if the telcos charge us more than what we
use?
they'll always have a case against us cause they are those with the
records right?
And if someone decides to take action,
------After 165164685464 minutes of waiting --------------
Operator: Good Afternoon, XXX speaking. How can i assist you?
Consumer: Can i have the breakdown of the calls i made over the
period of XXX?
Operator: No problem, Sir. However, there would be an
administrative charge of S$30 (exclusive of GST).
*Possible consequence 1*
And the user will probably think its not worth it and decides
against the idea, leaving the telcos to have their way, since S$30+
is more than what he would use in a month anyway. He'd probably use
that amount to settle next month's bill. And the telcos (should
they be dishonest) reign free.
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Haven't you guys have experienced these kind of
'i-only-made-so-many-number-of-calls-so-why-the-hell-am-i
charged-so-much?' type of incidents?
Even if that is theoretically not possible (perhaps with audits and
all), would anyone kind of like to share which of the 3 telcos here
charge the highest or airtime outside the free duration stipulated
in contracts? Any idea how much, with the limited number of plans
we all subscribe to nowadays?
I'm subscribed to this telco which i feel charges me astronomical
amounts for the little time i'm on the phone. Didn't have this
problem when i was with the other. Do share your experiences.
