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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Cingular / May 2005Damn Cingular
I've been a faithful ATT customer for nearly 2 years. Several times a month, I login into my account to check minutes. Tonight, I have to sign-up for that feature, which will not trigger until the next billing cycle. Damn Cingular! Hello T-Mobile. Enough of this crap. >I've been a faithful ATT customer for nearly 2 years. Several times a >month, I login into my account to check minutes. Tonight, I have to >sign-up for that feature, which will not trigger until the next >billing cycle. Damn Cingular! > >Hello T-Mobile. Enough of this crap. Heh, talk about cutting your nose off to spite your face. > >I've been a faithful ATT customer for nearly 2 years. Several times a > >month, I login into my account to check minutes. Tonight, I have to [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Heh, talk about cutting your nose off to spite your face. But Navas said back office integration would be easy. >>I've been a faithful ATT customer for nearly 2 years. Several times a >>month, I login into my account to check minutes. Tonight, I have to [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Heh, talk about cutting your nose off to spite your face. I agree. But it helps my frustration with such stupidity! Why would they just cut off customers in the middle of the month from viewing minutes? >>>I've been a faithful ATT customer for nearly 2 years. Several times a >>>month, I login into my account to check minutes. Tonight, I have to [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >they just cut off customers in the middle of the month from viewing >minutes? Did you ask them that question? If so, what was their answer? > >>>I've been a faithful ATT customer for nearly 2 years. Several times a > >>>month, I login into my account to check minutes. Tonight, I have to [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > If so, what was their answer? "We're sorry, we're converting the systems" >>>I've been a faithful ATT customer for nearly 2 years. Several times a >>>month, I login into my account to check minutes. Tonight, I have to [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > they just cut off customers in the middle of the month from viewing > minutes? have they ported you over to the merged billing sytem? That might cause it to reset Can't you check your minutes by entering *min (IIRC). You get a text message back with the number of minutes used. Easier than going out to the web. Don > I've been a faithful ATT customer for nearly 2 years. Several times a > month, I login into my account to check minutes. Tonight, I have to > sign-up for that feature, which will not trigger until the next > billing cycle. Damn Cingular! > > Hello T-Mobile. Enough of this crap. > Can't you check your minutes by entering *min (IIRC). You get a text > message back with the number of minutes used. Easier than going out to the > web. > > Don but it may not be accurate, and if you have text messaging turned off (to prevent being charged for SPAM messages) it doesnt work. No swearing please. There are children on these forums. Thanks, Bubba >> Can't you check your minutes by entering *min (IIRC). You get a text >> message back with the number of minutes used. Easier than going out to [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > but it may not be accurate, and if you have text messaging turned off > (to prevent being charged for SPAM messages) it doesnt work. > >> Can't you check your minutes by entering *min (IIRC). You get a text > >> message back with the number of minutes used. Easier than going out to [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > No swearing please. Hey Bubba- why don't you try reading before posting. I see no swearing in that post. Moron. >There are children on these forums. You are proving that point with every post. > Thanks, > > Bubba Any time. actually is a system generated feature and therefore a free text message so even if you can't get basic text messaging if your carrier supports star services you can get them even with restricted text messaging. >> Can't you check your minutes by entering *min (IIRC). You get a text >> message back with the number of minutes used. Easier than going out to [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > but it may not be accurate, and if you have text messaging turned off > (to prevent being charged for SPAM messages) it doesnt work. > actually is a system generated feature and therefore a free text message so > even if you can't get basic text messaging if your carrier supports star > services you can get them even with restricted text messaging. I had my text messaging turned off, cause Cingular had no mechanism to stop or credit one for Spam, and I got tired of being billed for "free" messages from Cingular, and having to call up every month and get credits. Many of the allegedly "well trained" reps had no idea how to issue such a credit. Quick check shows it *MIN# for minutes and *BAL# for account balance. Don > I've been a faithful ATT customer for nearly 2 years. Several times a > month, I login into my account to check minutes. Tonight, I have to > sign-up for that feature, which will not trigger until the next > billing cycle. Damn Cingular! > > Hello T-Mobile. Enough of this crap. >Quick check shows it *MIN# for minutes and *BAL# for account balance. > >Don Don - Is that a text message? I've never used my phone for something like this. Any help much appreciated. Yep. Comes back to you as a text message. Don >>Quick check shows it *MIN# for minutes and *BAL# for account balance. >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Is that a text message? I've never used my phone for something like > this. Any help much appreciated. > I've been a faithful ATT customer for nearly 2 years. Several times a > month, I login into my account to check minutes. Tonight, I have to > sign-up for that feature, which will not trigger until the next > billing cycle. Damn Cingular! > > Hello T-Mobile. Enough of this crap. AT&T was the same way. That was one of the reasons I left them from T-Mobile. IF you did not use the web site in a 60 or 90 period (not sure which), the system deleted you. The re-sign up was just like what you mentioned. My Cingular account after I left T-Mobile has been available online since the 2nd billing period. THe first billing period only lasted 7 days! > THe first billing period only lasted 7 days! They always do that. Then if you decide after 8 days Cingular is not for you, you get a refund for the phone, but you're billed for a full month on top of the 7 days. SprintPCS does the same nasty stunt. > My Cingular account after I left T-Mobile has been available online since > the 2nd billing period. THe first billing period only lasted 7 days! I changed my TDMA DOR plan to Cingular Nation and saw minutes starting to show up on the Cingular web site the next day. Maybe they have fixed things. |
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