The week in extreme billing

16 Aug 2007
00:00

And now, a little something for the billing vendors out there. Feel free to pass these on to your customers as light hearted entertainment and/or a dire warning of what happens when you don't get your billing system right. Unless the carriers in question are using your billing solutions. In which case, some end users would like a word.

PART 1: LONGEST AMOUNT DUE EVER

ITEM [via Textually]: The Telegraph UK reports that a Malaysian man who canceled his late father's phone line with Telekom Malaysia in January 2007 has been served with a $218 trillion phone bill - with payment due in ten (10) days. Or else. TM says they're looking into it.

[And I thought my first bill after getting a Nokia N95 (HK$1,600) was a shock.]

PART 2: LONGEST BILL EVER

ITEM [via Raw Feed]: Tasty Blog Snack's Justine Ezarik gets her first bill from AT&T after using her new iPhone for a month. No word on how much it set her back but the meticulously itemized bill came to 300+ pages . AT&T had to send it in a box.

Video is available.

And so much for the paperless office.

Related content

Follow Telecom Asia Sport!
Comments
No Comments Yet! Be the first to share what you think!
This website uses cookies
This provides customers with a personalized experience and increases the efficiency of visiting the site, allowing us to provide the most efficient service. By using the website and accepting the terms of the policy, you consent to the use of cookies in accordance with the terms of this policy.