It seems, all the service providers are doing a very good side business. I had only Rs.13 balance on my phone when a friend happened to sought for a small balance transfer to her number. I tried to transfer Rs.7 on her number. The service provider said I cant transfer the amount unless there is a minimum of Rs.17 balance on my phone. I had to ask for a Rs.10 advance credit to the service provider. This time, the service provider said that I cant take credit unless my phone balance is below Rs.10. I had to make a phone call to a friend to drop down to Rs.9. Then, I was given the Rs.10 credit. I instantly transfered Rs.7 to my friend and got charged Rs.9. After sometime, I received a message from the service provider that sounded more like a threat. [[1424608797773670]] The message- Rs.10 had been accredited to your account successfully. Tomorrow after 3:20pm we will recover Rs.12 plus a Rs.2 extra charge from you. Do ensure there is adequate balance on your phone. Now, tomorrow I have to pay more than what I actually borrowed. Ive been taxed Rs.4 for taking a credit of Rs.10, apart from Rs.2 for transfering the balance. And not forgetting, they compelled me to make a Rs.3 phone call before providing me with a credit. Altogether, the Airtel procurred extra Rs.9 from me for incurring a Rs.10 talktime from the company. There are thousands of customers who seek for this kinda credits from their service providers everyday. Just imagine, how much money these cunning companies make in a day. Thats indeed an amazing business scheme, I should say. [[wow]] XD
Posted on: Mon, 02 Jun 2014 15:02:11 +0000
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