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Network Driver Interface Specification - In article , rnadgor@email.comsays: To make a long story short: My girlfriend is in Spain for the semester, and I have a Verizon landline in my house. I went on their website to see how much it would cost to call, and it said $0.10 a minute and a $4 fee. Sounded very cheap to me, so I made several hours of phone calls. I got my bill yesterday: $630. Called Verizon. They told me that I needed to call them and agree to pay the $4 to activate the international calling for that price. Since I did not, I was charged $3.09 a minute. They refused to charge me the $4 and then how much I would have paid, saying it was my fault I didn't pay the $4 even though on their website there is no mention of calling them to pay it or that there is a different rate if you don't pay it etc ... Has anyone had this problem or know a way to get out of it / convince them that they should charge me the price it would have been had it been $4. I'm a poor college student who simply can't afford that type of payment. I have no idea what to do.To hell with Verizon LD to Europe. USADataNet has connectivity to mostmajor European nations for .08 a minute and there's no call setup fee. Thanks. [TELECOM Digest Editor's Note: Maybe an appeal to the chairman's office would work. It has for me a couple times. Or else filing a commission complaint. But really, what made you think they would automatically know of your intentions and put you on the $4 plan? For them to do that without your okay is also illegal; it is known as 'cramming'. This really isn't Verizon's fault at all; try again tomorrow with a different rep and see if she will help you before you go the appeals route. If you get out of this mess in one piece, start reading their advertising more closely, and *always* tell the business office your intentions before you make calls like this. PAT]Policies like these are predatory on the part of AT&T. No wonderthey're doing so badly. It looks like they took a few pages from the MCIplaybook.
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