MAXIS, be TRANSPARENT on how you charge us
This post has been edited by Maxis: Feb 10 2018, 04:13 PM
MAXIS, be TRANSPARENT on how you charge us
MAXIS, be TRANSPARENT on how you charge us
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Feb 9 2018, 03:16 PM, updated 8y ago
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MAXIS, be TRANSPARENT on how you charge us
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Feb 15 2018, 03:54 PM
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QUOTE(Onlinebuffers @ Feb 9 2018, 03:16 PM) LOL Maxis, why did you delete my post? Instead of deleting my post and trying to sweep facts under the carpet, how about spending 10 minutes to update your website and service T&C's? Let me summarize again for the benefit of those who missed out: 1. I found out by accident that Maxis was reporting that I'm using more data than I actually were (about 4~6% more). I lodge a report to investigate: customer service first tried to push the blame to me then the whole issue finally concluded with them checking internally and getting their story straight: that they round up customer data consumption which explains the discrepancy: Maxis rounds up customer data utilization (read: bills us) to the nearest 10kb. This means that if you use 21kb, they will charge you or deduct from your quota 30kb and so on.. 2. I don't have a big problem with the rounding up. What I do have a problem with is the fact they don't seem to have this rounding up of data documented anywhere for postpaid (e.g MaxisONE) service. Instead, they keep pointing me to the Hotlink T&C's and tell me I should accept it and that it's good enough. The problem is, I'm not a Hotlink user and I've repeatedly reminded them. So, they take the service T&C's for a service I'm not using, shove it in my face then ask me to accept it just because they (or at least their customer service) don't document their service properly. 3. I come to this forum to check and see if anyone knows where this is documented so I know I'm being fairly billed. But instead of updating the service T&C's to keep their own house clean, they delete my previous post. Fantastic way to deal with customer issues. I guess I should also post the email chain and a screenshot of this forum post up on their twitter and FB page just in case they "accidentally" delete it again? This post has been edited by Onlinebuffers: Feb 15 2018, 04:41 PM |
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