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Seeker's avatar
Seeker
Freshman
5 years ago

Refund should have been returned Nov 2nd

HughesNet decided to use my money for a month to add to the interest in their company account. Refer to previous tactics/excuses/passing the buck to other representatives. If you don't deposit my refund, I will report you to the Better Business Bureau. One customer that's had enough of your crap.

  • maratsade's avatar
    maratsade
    Distinguished Professor IV

     

      • The Better Business Bureau is not a government agency. It is a private, nonprofit organization that focuses on increasing marketplace trust. Businesses that affiliate with it do so voluntarily.  

     

      • The bureau rates businesses using an A+ to F scale. The higher the grade, the more the Bureau believes the business is trustworthy and acts in good faith to resolve customer concerns filed with the Bureau.

     

      • The Better Business Bureau gives HughesNet a rating of A+.

     

    There's no "reporting" to this agency. You can submit a complaint on their website, and they will contact the company on your behalf, but they have no authority to either compel or penalise the company. 

    • Seeker's avatar
      Seeker
      Freshman

      Hello maratsade,

      The FBI handles fraud cases. I've already provided everything from my end and expect a competant employee in the Billing department to refund $125.00 in a prompt and timely manner.

       

      Regards,

      HughesNet
      Reporting Resources

       

      • maratsade's avatar
        maratsade
        Distinguished Professor IV

        How does this relate to your earlier threat about "reporting" to the Better Business Bureau?

        Reporting non-fraud to the FBI seems a waste of your time, given this is probably just an accounting error or a delay for some other reason. Your reaction seems a bit over the top, though I wish you good luck in your search for restoration.