Nunya
Las Vegas,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, October 05, 2005
Even though they may have claimed there is no contract, there is a little document called "residential subscriber agreement" which outlines the fees and charges they tack on every month. You service may actually be only 24.95, but then they have their access charges, and service charges, and equipment charges, and programming charges and the list goes on. Don't be surprised if next month you see charges for $5.00 each if you've called them to dispute the bill. They charge you $5.00 when you call customer service. Oh yeah, and unless they changed it recently, they charge you a "convenience fee" of $4.95 if they issue credit to your account. You can find the residential service agreement on their website, and on the back of your installation receipt.