ha I was wondering when the lawyer comparisons would start.
I didn't "demand" credit. I called to ask when they expected the network to be back up and the first rep said no idea, I asked to talk to someone who would know, the second one told me it was a nationwide issue and offered me the credit.
I either haven't had service at all (as in, no network connection whatsoever) or I have had very limited (as in, not the service I contracted for) for the entire day so far. I'm guessing that's why they offered me the entire day's worth of credit. I don't bill by the day, so you're right, if I showed up late for an appointment, I wouldn't give you a discount on a full days worth of work. Regardless of whether I was late or on time, I would still only charge you for the time I actually spent with you or working on your case, documented down to minute increments.
Not that how I bill is in any way relevant to this thread at all, I just want to point out that was an apples to oranges comparison. People are frustrated and wondering what the word is from verizon, and I tried to provide the information I had just received from them. I thought that was the point of forums...