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Double-dipping payments on bill
- 2 years ago
It's an accounting error. But for the delayed refund, blame the banking industry, not HughesNet.
Companies issue credits immediately. The banks themselves sit on that money for up to seven days in order to make interest on it before it's actually refunded to you.
Only very large companies, such as Amazon, issue credits directly to their customers. Most companies, including HughesNet, go through a bank.
- 2 years ago
"you're sitting on other people's money."
Dude, I'm a subscriber. I'm not sitting on your money; neither is Hughesnet. You'll get a refund when the bank releases your money, and continuing to carp about the issue won't get you your refund any sooner.
There's nothing unusual or unique to this company in this process. It's simply the way accounting works.
- Tinbama2 years agoObserver
Bob Cratchit overworked or is it just an excuse for using other people's money interest-free for a period of time?
- maratsade2 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
Nonsense.
- Tinbama2 years agoObserver
By the way, both dips into my account occurred in a week.
- maratsade2 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
Accounting error. Nothing weird or unusual about that; they will fix it. Just tell them if you want it in 7 days or as a credit for next month. Then move on.
- Tinbama2 years agoObserver
"Move on"? Apparently it's easy to be snarky when you're sitting on other people's money.
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