Complaint Review: QWEST - Seattle Washington
- QWEST P O Box 91155 Seattle, Washington United States of America
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- Category: Internet Service Providers
QWEST Bad business practices by QWEST Seattle, Washington
*UPDATE Employee: Confused
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#1 UPDATE Employee
Confused
AUTHOR: Anonymous - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, July 14, 2010
As quoted, "I ended up getting saddled with a 2 year contract...they EXTENDED MY CONTRACT BY 5 MONTHS!"
So, it sounded like you were on a 2 year contract already and the promotion quoted by the representative for the new location required a contract. It very well may be the new contract wasn't disclosed as well as you would have preferred, but contract termination fees are not prorated. So if it was truely that you already had an existing contract and it was just extended, the penalty for breaking it isn't any greater or less, but you may have gotten some extra bill discounts as you normally would when extending a contract.
If you were to look at the 4th page of your bill for "Customer subscription discounts," it will show your monthly discounts by entering into a contract. What a Qwest employee looks at, if they are convinced that the contract was not negotiated properly is those discounts. 80% of the time the discounts received because of the contract, outweigh the termination fee. That's why there's not much room to budge on contracts, but on the bright side, you most likely saved money by being on a contract even if you do cancel.
The most important column to look at on the bill for account disclosures is the "savings" tab. That will include all disclosures around negotiated terms.
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