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plambrechtsen

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#157333 27-Nov-2014 20:13
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Just received this in the post. I was told it was a $1.50 charge for sending me a paper bill. Strangely enough I haven't had any services with TelstraClear since early 2011. But the bill did make me chuckle.


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  #1184415 27-Nov-2014 20:39
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Edit: On 2nd thought, They're likely just writing off debt that isn't worth pursuing. E.g if you managed to get a $1.50 paper bill charge but had paid your final bill already the system wouldn't generate a invoice itself.






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  #1184456 27-Nov-2014 21:34
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$1.50, could it be anything to do with paper bills? (I.e. they applied it to all accounts that hadn't opted for non-paper bills, (but the actual bill didn't get printed, because it wasn't scheduled to/in the batch), then realized they had to reverse it which in turn generated another paper bill?)

Edit2: Realized P.L. acked that it was paper bills, that'd teach me for not reading properly...

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  #1184457 27-Nov-2014 21:41
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I left TCL/Vodafone about six months ago and I used to receive paper bills. I haven't had one of these (yet).



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  #1185192 28-Nov-2014 22:58
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i received a vodafone bill for $0.00 also, the account it made reference to was closed 5 years ago. Go Figure.




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  #1185196 28-Nov-2014 23:14
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One of my friends still gets a paper bill every month telling him that his vodafone account has 60c credit on his account.
This has happened since 2012. Top that.





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  #1185809 30-Nov-2014 16:35
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kiwikiwi: One of my friends still gets a paper bill every month telling him that his vodafone account has 60c credit on his account.
This has happened since 2012. Top that.


And we have a winner, vodafone doing it right since ages ago........




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  #1186037 1-Dec-2014 08:41
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Thankfully the paper "bills" I got from Clear.net and then Vodafone telling me I had $3.xx credit stopped about 18 months ago. 

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