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First of all, I had my phone service with Verizon and I have a digital recorder for incoming dictation with MCI with a totally different number. Last month I got a good deal with Comcast for my phone service and was tired of the expense of Verizon so I switched. In the meantime, I paid my Verizon bill in full.
Next, I get a bill from Verizon crediting me for service I didn't use, and took my final bill down to $16 instead of $56. So, they owe me a credit, right?
Yesterday, I got a bill from Verizon. It was for $70! I was not credited for the payment I made. When I checked the "current activity", it showed adding dial tone twice, and a telephone number connection with change of service charge.
When I looked at the phone number at the top, it was for my dictation line which is with MCI. I DID NOT consent to them changing my service. I did not need a dial tone line as it is only an incoming line, and I certainly did not want a change of service.
I'm going to try to be nice first thing Monday morning when I call, but it's not going to be easy. How dare they change my service without my consent! I can't believe this is legal.
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