Bikebryan
Alexandria,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, June 23, 2009
Class Action? I don't think so. If you press VZW (or god forbid go to the Internet, and create or login to My Verizon from VZW.com) you can find out when you accessed the internet. The date, time and how long the access was for (along with how much data was used) is all recorded and available for your review from their website. There are too many ways for data to be used on a line. You were told correctly that the ONLY way to prevent any data is by placing a block on the line that will shut down ALL data transport. That means, as you have been told, that you would also shut down pix/flix as well as that must have data transport on the line to work. So you see, as they show and can tell you exactly when you are using data (and this available for your review from the My Verizon website and from your phone, for free, by calling #DATA), they are doing their best to notify you of the use. They can show you DID use it. So what legal grounds do you think you realistically have to stand on? Pay your $1.99 and move on.