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Old 04-11-2008, 10:28   #1
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Ebilling and Itemised call history

Do they charge £1 for itemised billing on Ebilling?

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Re: Ebilling and Itemised call history

Yes they do.
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Re: Ebilling and Itemised call history

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Yes they do.
Really?! How tight can you get when all you're doing is querying a database!
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Re: Ebilling and Itemised call history

My itemisation limit used to be 50p, but I'm nosy and wanted fully itemised and yes it's an extra £1.
I even called up one month to complain it wasn't fully itemised, whie on the phone I had a look and was embarassed to see call charges for 12p and 15p, meaning it was fully itemised.
Extra embarassing when you work for tech support and can't read a web page properly.
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My itemisation limit used to be 50p, but I'm nosy and wanted fully itemised and yes it's an extra £1.
I even called up one month to complain it wasn't fully itemised, whie on the phone I had a look and was embarassed to see call charges for 12p and 15p, meaning it was fully itemised.
Extra embarassing when you work for tech support and can't read a web page properly.
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