Dropped off my DirecTV crap at the UPS store. The girl went right to work on sorting and documenting the process. She knew everything, so I asked why. She said they get people returning their stuff all the time. She said they're always complaining about the DirecTV hangover. Pretty funny.
Anyway, one of the boxes had no bar code / info underneath. I know for a fact I did not touch that thing so the tech must've delivered it without one. Anyway, I had to go home and get on the horn with them to find out the serial number. Took forever. And then THIS happened today: I was billed for a new billing cycle.
Apparently when I called to get the info for the box I was returning, they tried to get me to stay (first time they tried, btw, didn't happen with the cancellation process, not once). All I can guess is the agent put in another cancellation (or re-up'ed me during the phone call thinking I would do it, then cancelled?) and now I am being charged an additional $254. So I received a NEW cancellation notice via email. This, after the cancellation/email I received almost two weeks ago. WHAT A JOKE.
So now I will have to spend I don't know how much time on the phone sorting out yet another DirecTV #### up. 100% their fault. Getting this money back is going to be a nightmare, especially now that I'm no longer a customer.
Shouldn't be legal, and I'm convinced they know exactly what they're doing. They have SO many schemes to wear customers down and keep/take their money, it's unreal.