On 2 Jan 2003 at 15:48, Damon wrote: > > >Any company with decent finances looks at its aging report now and > >then. A customer whose bill hasn't been paid in a long time should > >raise a red flag, one would think. This went on for about a year and > >a half! > > That's a different story; What I was replyig to previously was the > idea that the provider cuts you off after a certain balance was > reached. Again its the customer's responsibility to police their own > usage. But as for an old balance not called on, that's something > different. In the co I worked for we would call as soon as your > balance went 30 days (though we were nice and pleasant until it hit 90 > days...)
It's an automated system, it basically something which is agreed when you start using it, and you can just make a quick call to increase if needed. Your attitude of "buyer beware" is repugnant to me, unless it CLEARLY STATES up front that it's true. Which it very rarely does. Andy Dawn Falcon _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
