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Jessman00788
7 years agoFreshman
myAccount and Billing
1st reply to my initial statement
Jessman00788
GabeU Associate Professor
It may be for something like taxes. That's not to dismiss your displeasure with a surprise billing, but that may be what it's for.
You can sign into http://my.hughesnet.com/myaccount and click on My Bill, then click on the invoice in question in Invoice History to see what the bill was for. Also, while viewing the invoice in the popup window, if you scroll down to the bottom, you can click on View Site Details on the bottom left and it will show you a complete breakdown of every single charge on that invoice.
Hope this helps.
Edit: Just to add, normally you only receive one bill each month, but this may just be playing "catch up" with your first one.
My reply to the other individuals reply to my initial post
My reply to the initial reply from the individuals reply to my initial post
Jessman00788
Jessman00788 New Member
an hour ago
Re: MyAccount & Billing
That does not encourage me more in the slightest in this company, and tax will not be charged to a bill 5 days later. Tax is to tacked onto the amount of funds that are being taxed. Nor should any of the other "explanations" that would make any inclination of some sense, especially after being repeated over and over to by the sales person that the first month in its entirety would only be the $19.95. until the second billing cycle which with no surprise is substantially higher than the sales woman had told me I would be charged one solid amount. Not this higher amount that I have for billing. A very improper to run a company. If you can't help undo this injustice then I will be inclined to speak with an employee higher up in the company. Thank you
GabeU Associate Professor
an hour ago
Re: Billing
Sorry, but I can't "help undo this injustice" as I'm not an employee. I'm a customer, like you, and was only giving possibilities of what the charge could be.
Employees will have a label next to their name, like Mod, to indicate that they are employees. They're on M-F from approximately 8AM to 5PM EST, though it can take them a day or two to reply. I'm sure they'll help you.
1st reply to my initial statement
Jessman00788
GabeU Associate Professor
It may be for something like taxes. That's not to dismiss your displeasure with a surprise billing, but that may be what it's for.
You can sign into http://my.hughesnet.com/myaccount and click on My Bill, then click on the invoice in question in Invoice History to see what the bill was for. Also, while viewing the invoice in the popup window, if you scroll down to the bottom, you can click on View Site Details on the bottom left and it will show you a complete breakdown of every single charge on that invoice.
Hope this helps.
Edit: Just to add, normally you only receive one bill each month, but this may just be playing "catch up" with your first one.
My reply to the other individuals reply to my initial post
My reply to the initial reply from the individuals reply to my initial post
Jessman00788
Jessman00788 New Member
an hour ago
Re: MyAccount & Billing
That does not encourage me more in the slightest in this company, and tax will not be charged to a bill 5 days later. Tax is to tacked onto the amount of funds that are being taxed. Nor should any of the other "explanations" that would make any inclination of some sense, especially after being repeated over and over to by the sales person that the first month in its entirety would only be the $19.95. until the second billing cycle which with no surprise is substantially higher than the sales woman had told me I would be charged one solid amount. Not this higher amount that I have for billing. A very improper to run a company. If you can't help undo this injustice then I will be inclined to speak with an employee higher up in the company. Thank you
GabeU Associate Professor
an hour ago
Re: Billing
Sorry, but I can't "help undo this injustice" as I'm not an employee. I'm a customer, like you, and was only giving possibilities of what the charge could be.
Employees will have a label next to their name, like Mod, to indicate that they are employees. They're on M-F from approximately 8AM to 5PM EST, though it can take them a day or two to reply. I'm sure they'll help you.
- GabeU7 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
My first reply was NOT to you, as you've tried to make look through selective editing. It was to the originator of the topic, which was NOT you.
Being that you're "clinically diagnosed as a high functioning genius" you should know better than to lie when the evidence is right there that shows otherwise.
https://community.hughesnet.com/t5/myAccount-and-Billing/Billing/m-p/96597/highlight/true#M5448
- Jessman007887 years agoFreshmanYea I was already quite clear on being able to gather. Hence the reason I put it all in one thread. I've also gathered that it'd pretty sketchy that you claim to not be employed by hugesnet. For the fact that you defend the company quite frequently and put your two cents in on just about every post that says fraud in it or problem with billing or what have you. You seem to be what you would call a cooler employed by hugesnet
- GabeU7 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
How original. You can attempt to critique me all you want, but there's one thing that I don't do in this Community, and that's lie. It's too bad you can't say the same.
The actual reply, and notice who it's to....not you.
- Jessman007887 years agoFreshmanHughes employees I expect a reply from your company. Anyone with the slightest inclination of a brain or the knowledge of how to run a company, would constantly view many upset customers all with similar to the same issues not stop think see the pattern and resolve the billing issues once and for all. Maybe I'm just dumb though. Oh wait no, I'm clinically diagnosed as a high functioning genius, so I do know that I am right. If I see the sketchyness im almost certain anyone else would have no problem as well. Thank you
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