ISP Continues Billing and Refuses Refund After Account Cancellation and Equipment Return
Customers who cancel ISP services are frequently billed for periods after documented cancellation and equipment return, with providers refusing to issue refunds without extensive escalation. This pattern of billing after cancellation is systemic across major ISPs, leaving consumers with limited recourse and significant financial losses. The friction is compounded when customers lack the bandwidth to navigate complex dispute processes.
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