u/Fluffy_Woodpecker822

I’ve been suffering and researching just like many of you guys about acne scars for 9 years now. And my best tip is before, during, and after procedures make sure you are sleeping well and eating healthy(avoid too much added sugars) and very important, build muscle mass. You wanna reduce the inflammation in the body. Also you will tend to scar more with chronic bad sleep, and procedures won’t help much if you don’t fix that. We’re ensuring our body is optimized in healing. Use tazarotene cream 0.1% for as long as you can. I found the love of my life 2 years ago even with my really bad facial acne scarring.

Forgive and Most importantly always believe in the possibilities!!!

2 weeks ago we setup cox in our new home. My Cox bill was ~$115 for the internet. After my Internet was disconnected due to a free Mobile line ID verification issue(turns out new agent made a mistake that caused a false fraud to go off), Escalation/Retention restored my services 4 days later and confirmed my bill was back to ~$115, plus gave me a $36 outage credit.
Retention then transferred me to Mobile since its 1 free line I still wanted to see the options.

This is where everything gets interesting and deceptive, The Mobile rep told me my bill would be $230 if I didn’t take the mobile line. I told her that was wrong, I just got off the phone with someone who confirmed multiple times my bill is $115 and I said I wanted to call Retention/Billing to verify again. She told me they would just transfer me back to her.
While I was on the call, Cox sent me a notification showing my bill had changed to ~$230.
I later spoke with another Cox rep who confirmed the Mobile rep had removed the discounts that Retention had just applied.
I have the call recording and the Cox notification showing the change. I’ve since gotten my bill corrected back to $115.
Does this sound like deceptive sales conduct? Should I formally escalate this to Cox or report it elsewhere? Has anyone experienced something similar?

im seriously concerned about other people who have no idea about this and are overpaying this much, and if i didnt know what I was doing, id be paying $230 monthly for 2gb internet which is ridiculously high

i reported her to other agents and looks like she increased my bill from $115 to $230 behind my back while we were talking but fortunately there’s evidence that she did it behind my back and wanted to take advantage of me. I was already so frustrated with the wrong disconnection for a week of no internet and when they reactivated they doubled the monthly bill

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