I was shocked.
I've never done that before. Surely it was their fault. There's no way what this piece of paper was telling me was true.
It's not possible that I went over my allotted minutes for my cell phone. I've never done it before. Heck, I don't think I've ever been close to my minute allotment before. But that's what my bill was telling me. Telling me that, in fact, I went 76 minutes over my minute allotment, leaving me with a cell phone bill of $81. Quite a jump from the normal $45 I usually pay.
So I scoured the bill, looking for some error that Verizon made.
There were no errors. The overage charges were my fault.
In looking at the bill, I didn't actually talk more this month than in past months, I just decided to talk earlier in the day. And it came and bit me in the butt in the form of an $81 cell phone bill.
And it's all due to my poor minute management skills last month.
*Sigh*
2 comments:
OH MY GOD the same thing happened to me this month, too! Except I went, like, 121 minutes over, or something, and my bill was $139 instead of $60! UGH.
I think it's a Verizon conspiracy this month.
Verizon is out to get us.
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