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05/09/2011, 08:07 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by twiktor
Customers who found out about this abused the balls outta the service and at one point Sprint even started telling habitual callers thanks for your business now f off, and cancelled the accounts of the "problem" customers heh. I don't blame em really.
I don't blame Sprint either. I remember a user coming onto Sprintusers and complaining about how his service was shut off after he abused the Dropped Call Credits. He had a $30 per-month plan, with a loyaity discount on top of that, and was calling in $10 worth of Dropped Call Credits a month. He wasn't alone, a lot of people abused the service. But Sprint is no longer losing customers like they were a few years back. So they no longer need to put up with deadbeat customers anymore. So if a customer is going to abuse the credits every single month, then they will just have to deal with the aftermath.
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