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"Please enjoy the music..."
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| G-d, talk about a useless feature on Verizon, they charge $1 a month to
let callers to your phone listen to poor quality classical music while
the call is being connected, and it's always the same tune. It's really
annoying.
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| Notan 2006-06-12, 11:48 pm |
| SMS wrote:
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> G-d, talk about a useless feature on Verizon, they charge $1 a month to
> let callers to your phone listen to poor quality classical music while
> the call is being connected, and it's always the same tune. It's really
> annoying.
Do I correctly assume that you're paying the $1.00 per month?
Notan
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| seymor 2006-06-12, 11:48 pm |
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"SMS" <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in message
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> G-d, talk about a useless feature on Verizon, they charge $1 a month to
> let callers to your phone listen to poor quality classical music while the
> call is being connected, and it's always the same tune. It's really
> annoying.
Agreed. I've told my sister that I will no longer call her mobile until she
figures out how to get that crap turned off.
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| Notan wrote:
> SMS wrote:
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> Do I correctly assume that you're paying the $1.00 per month?
No, one of the people I called most often had this feature. She finally
got through to Verizon customer service to get it turned off. They
didn't tell her that there was a fee for it, and they enabled it when
she got a new phone and renewed her contract.
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| Notan 2006-06-12, 11:48 pm |
| SMS wrote:
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> Notan wrote:
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> No, one of the people I called most often had this feature. She finally
> got through to Verizon customer service to get it turned off. They
> didn't tell her that there was a fee for it, and they enabled it when
> she got a new phone and renewed her contract.
Opting-out seems to be a devious little trick that many companies are using.
Now, more than ever, it pays to read the fine print.
Notan
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