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Verizon wants you to pay for the priviledge of paying your bill online ($2). Imagine that, charging you to pay your own bills. When is enough, enough Wall Street!? Didn't Verizon learn anything from the Bank of America and Netflix mess!?
You are more interested in terms then the act of Verizon. So you think it's ok for Verizon to charge customers to pay their bills?
Would it be okay for them to simply raise their plans by $2? I love how people get emotionally worked up to different levels depending on how the fee is applied.
I don't think it's "okay" but I don't think it should be illegal. I will simply take my business elsewhere, which I chose to do years ago. Verizon is ridiculous on pricing anyway, this doesn't exactly shock me.
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Originally Posted by NYer75
When Verizon has it's customer's tied to contracts, it forces a lot of their customers to eat the fee. I hope those not in contracts leave them.
In many cases, you can use a change like this to ditch your contract since it wasn't part of the original agreement.
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