Charter Communications MN SHUT OFF MY CABLE AFTER I MADE THE AGREED PAYMENT - WANTING MORE MONEY Madison, Wisconsin

Hello kml7559,

My name is Abby Catron, and I am a Senior Social Media Specialist for Charter.  I would like to apologize for the frustrating experience that you have had.  It is never acceptable to hang up on a customer.  I would also like to opportunity to look into your payment arrangement to see what we can do to straighten this out.  Please send an e-mail to Umatter2Charter@chartercom.com with your name, address, and phone number on the account, as well as the best number to reach you.  Also, please put CharterAbby RipOff Report - kml7559 in the subject line so that I can keep an eye out for the e-mail.

Here is a link to the Charter Social Media Team webpage for your reference: http://www.charter.com/Umatter2Charter.

Looking forward to resolving your concerns,

Abby Catron
Senior Social Media Specialist Charter
http://www.charter.com/Umatter2Charter
http://community.charter.com

Probably not.  You were trying to dictate terms to your provider of services.  The reality is that they dictate written terms and conditions to you, if you want their services.  They do that for a reason.  If you contract with them, you agreed to abide by their terms and conditions, and they have your signature as a part of that agreement.  If you really and legitimately modified the payment arrangement, that arrangement must be in writing.  With few exceptions, you can't orally modify a written agreement.  Now, if they cancel you due to lack of payment, you're probably on the hook for any charges associated with the cancelling of services.  I understand you're looking at a principle from your perspective.  The truth is that you never had a modified arrangement for payment, if that modification isn't in writing.  So there is no principle to claim...  Now you're looking at the trashing of your credit score and your ability to secure credit.  Now if you're willing to trash your credit for a principle, just be certain it's the right and legal principle.  From your story so far...you don't have that.

Charter supplies a service.........

YOU OWE them for that service........

............and yet you wanna dictate to them how and when you'll pay........

................................and when they stop service you scream rip off?

Nay Nay...that's not how it works.  For them to discontinue service so quickly .....you were either way behind and owed more than that month......or you are perpetually late and have lied to them about payment in the not so distant past.  Ive had Charter and Im no fan of theirs but for other reasons.  Im not saying they're saints by any stretch but your story doesnt quite add up.

Sorry.   Good luck in the future