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	<title>Can I get reimbursed for being put on hold?</title>
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	<description>What do I do to contest an unfair cell phone bill? I don&apos;t have my own home phone, and I just moved into a new apartment where the phone jack wiring is very messed up. I decided to get DSL anyway (from Verizon). It didn&apos;t work at all, and I spent hours being put on hold by Verizon DSL&apos;s technical support (a supposedly toll-free number).&lt;br&gt;
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Now, I just got my cell phone bill, and it&apos;s $250, about $150 more than I expected. I checked the number log and, sure enough, my hours on hold constitute $120 of that number. The trick is, Verizon is my wireless provider as well. Is there any way to get them to remove the charges, or send me a check for the amount?</description>
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	<category>bills</category>
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