http://cashintellect.com/2006/07/19/always-check-your-bills/ Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:33:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 http://cashintellect.com/2006/07/19/always-check-your-bills/#comment-37 Cash Intellect » Blog Archive » Typical Bank Screw Up Fri, 25 Aug 2006 19:54:45 +0000 http://cashintellect.com/2006/07/19/always-check-your-bills/#comment-37 [...] Remember I told you to closely review all your bills carefully when they arrive, well, here’s another example courtesy of Lords of the Manor, of why it’s critical you check and verify ALL transactions processed by your bank. [...] […] Remember I told you to closely review all your bills carefully when they arrive, well, here’s another example courtesy of Lords of the Manor, of why it’s critical you check and verify ALL transactions processed by your bank. […]

]]> http://cashintellect.com/2006/07/19/always-check-your-bills/#comment-38 Cash Intellect » Blog Archive » All Hail Verizon Mon, 28 Aug 2006 23:03:39 +0000 http://cashintellect.com/2006/07/19/always-check-your-bills/#comment-38 [...] All Hail Verizon The almighty Verizon Wireless is “giving” their customers 100 FREE minutes, all you have to do is simply fill out the attached form and send it in. Interesting, they are “giving” you FREE airtime, give me a break. No company gives you anthing. And even so, what is airtime ? You can’t taste it, smell it, or see it, what exactly are they giving you ? Maybe this is a soft way of smoothing over the bill fiasco written here previously whereby Verizon had over charged over 11,000 of their customers anywhere from $200 to thousands of dollars. Do companies actually give you something for nothing, I think not. [...] […] All Hail Verizon The almighty Verizon Wireless is “giving” their customers 100 FREE minutes, all you have to do is simply fill out the attached form and send it in. Interesting, they are “giving” you FREE airtime, give me a break. No company gives you anthing. And even so, what is airtime ? You can’t taste it, smell it, or see it, what exactly are they giving you ? Maybe this is a soft way of smoothing over the bill fiasco written here previously whereby Verizon had over charged over 11,000 of their customers anywhere from $200 to thousands of dollars. Do companies actually give you something for nothing, I think not. […]

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