This is for "its-the-network"
A Verizon Wireless customer on their "unlimited" data plan heads to Canada and is told he would be charged ".002 cents per kilobyte." Noting that's cheap, he calls and gets confirmation. When he receives his $71 bill, he notices he's been charged $.002/KB, or "point zero zero 2 dollars per kilobyte," a hundred times more than the price given.
Obviously there's a difference there, but when he tries to contact Verizon to clarify, he records a Verizon Wireless manager not being able to tell the difference.
I certainly hope you're not trying to say verizon has sh*tty customer service due to this single event!
It was at least four to five reps and multiple calls, with supervisors and floor managers.
This is just one call he recorded, and during the call one of the supervisors starts listing his credentials, yet notably, he doesn't list math skills.