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In article <3bd6sq$ef9@news.halcyon.com> fkroger@halcyon.halcyon.com (Frank F Kroger) writes:
>Another source of fraudulent charges is from the various phone companies.
>I recently switched to ATT because they were giving me $15 to switch 
>(they sent me that twice) plus 30% off on all calls for the first 3 
>months (normally it requires a minimum of $75/month to qualify for the 
>30% discount.) When the bill came there was no sign of the discount. I 
>had to call them and it took them 7 or 8  minutes to admit the mistake 
>and promise to adjust it on the next bill.  I am waiting to see what, if 
>anything they did.
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	I got some similar offer like this, however,
	the literature said it would apply to the first bill that
	covered a full month;
	which is better for you since then more calls are covered by the
	discount;
	are you sure this wasn't the case for you?
	however, I did have them apply only a portion of their normal discount
	(true usa, I think) to my first bill,
	but when I called they arranged a credit for the next bill w/o
	any hassle.