How else are they going to protect themselves against someone running up a huge bill and then passing it off to a friend so they can do the same?luthair wrote: ↑I'm aware of these rules, but to be honest I don't see what the companies gain by them.
Both cellphones and receivers are typically subsidized by the company, so when a user purchase hardware used it costs the corporation nothing. Essentially the company is either turning down a new subscriber who has been gained at no cost, or they're making an existing customer in good standing angry at them; at no time are they having any impact on the delinquent user. Does this seem a particularly bright plan to anyone?
Aside from making all plans pre-paid I can't think of any (but that actually might be a better solution than what's happening now).
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