Boost Mobile Malicious and deceitful upselling Indianapolis IN

You're right. Part of this is on me. It is important to defend a business's right to outright lie to the customer's face to make the sale. Customers should be responsible for their doing their due diligence and should expect to be decieved outright by human salesmen. The customer surely isn't doing enough these days trying to make ends meet and should be expected to use those lawyer skills and be fully aware of whatever they're entering into. Let's make sure we protect the rights of big business to lie and cheat its way into another sale.

I would have much preferred doing this entire process via website interface, but that's not an option. I guess I'm naive and to be fair I have little experience dealing with salesmen. I know their reputation to be misleading, but again, I did not expect to be outright lied to. Nothing showing full TOS or caviats was put in front of me to my knowledge. The main thing shown to me was a little card showing plan prices and none of the things the rep explained were in writing on that card.

I'm fine with admitting I was naive and ultimately I made the mistake. I still think it's disgusting that big companies employ these kinds of people with these kinds of practices. The point of this is to raise awareness of what this business is doing so others don't fall for the same crap.

I do find it interesting that people like you are out here defending a business's right to lie to and deceive naive and perhaps gullible folks into a sale they didn't want using a promise or condition they can't and won't fulfill. Takes all kinds I guess.

 YOU were the customer they were trying to sell. YOU had the power to DECLINE this plan and YOU should have had the COMMON SENSE to READ what the terms of this upgrade were. You did none of this and it's all THEIR fault, right? GROW UP AND GET SOME COMMON SENSE.