QUOTE(joscmh90 @ Jan 10 2011, 05:58 PM)
How to screw them ? as in what do we say in the argument ? I'm sure maxis got alot to "explain" to us. Dam....Rm500+
You can't screw Maxis unless you have proof that you have not exceeded your internet data charges. The only proof you have is the Bill statement which comes a few days after you bill cycle start. With that, they can't argue with you. I suggest you to change your bill cycle to the nearest working day so that you can get the bill statement ASAP. Or you could wait till the bill comes. Just be aware of the pro rated charge.
QUOTE(joscmh90 @ Jan 10 2011, 06:37 PM)
It's not about the consumption dudes , it's about the sudden bill shock of data exceeding usage, when one isn't exceeding.
Maybe it's useless telling someone who hasn't experienced it before. But come on , everyone is aware about the bill shock cases ; and thus every of us has been monitoring our bandwidth ; it's not our fault.
What do you do when you know that the turbo-charged car consumes alot of fuel ? We reduce the usage.
And those who aren't contributing to this thread , don't come here and post un-helpful replies.
No use arguing with them with their anti-maxis mindset. They don't understand why we chose Maxis, when 90% of our friends are maxis user and the wide internet coverage. As for me, I monitor my data usage using a few apps, and besides, I use iValue 2 which has a high bandwidth cap. But I guess it's useless when their billing system can't really filter our usage properly. Some of my friend's problems has being resolved by using their statement as a proof, but for those that uses auto-debit billing, I got nothing more to say.