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> Tried to setup auto pay and it would break. This happened a few times, so I left it broken figuring someone would call and we could sort it out then. Never d
by setpatchaddress 5y ago
> Tried to setup auto pay and it would break. This happened a few times, so I left it broken figuring someone would call and we could sort it out then.
Never do this in the US. You need to proactively call them to resolve the situation. The standard thing for nonpayment -- which maybe Frontier didn't have working, but you're taking a real risk -- is for these to go to a collections agency, and it will go on your credit record, which affects your future ability to get credit for large loans of various kinds.
- ddingus 5y agoI agree with you. Having credit destroyed and basically trading my home for my wife due to both her getting colon problems, and an employer who thought a trip to Spain mattered more than insuring people all left me in a zero fucks to give position at that time, so I let it play out. Unwise? Inadvisable? Yup. :D (We really do need significant health care reform here, just saying. Mid 6 figure events are no joke) There were some prior calls too. All initiated by me. Do this, do that, oh you want paperless billing? Sure! And on it goes.