When I opened the letter I received from the Sprint Telephone Company this morning, I couldn’t believe my eyes. The letter showed I owed $102 for two past due bills and the current month. But I pay my bills as soon as they arrive and so the letter thoroughly surprised me. In the past I would put my bills in a drawer when they arrived and then a week or two later pay them all at one time. However, occasionally, I forgot about the bills and ended up paying them late and incurring an overdue charge.
But the letter from Sprint also warned me that they would terminate my service if I didn’t pay promptly. I certainly didn’t want to lose my service as I’ve had it for close to 10 years and still pay the low $35 I paid when I first purchased my Sprint phone. And so I looked in my checkbook and discovered that I had in deed not made a payment since Jan. 5th. How could that have happened I wondered? The company must not have sent me a bill in February and March.
Thus, I immediately called to ask why they hadn’t sent me a bill. The representative didn’t know and suggested I call back in the beginning of Apr, if I did not receive my next bill. At that time they would follow-up and investigate the problem. Thus, I marked my calendar and then quickly called Sprint to make a payment over the phone to make sure I didn’t lose my service.
By Hannah www.FunnyPhotosContest.com a photo contest for cute or funny photos and photo captions.c
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