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Eircom e-worker credit

Stugots · 2006-10-20 12:45:04

I worked from home up until recently and my DSL was ordered through my previous employer. On my monthly Eircom bill, there is a credit labelled "e-worker credit" which matches the broadband charge each month. Even though I no longer work for that employer, the e-worker credit has continued for several months. Does this…

20-10-2006 12:45pm

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Stugots

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I worked from home up until recently and my DSL was ordered through my previous employer. On my monthly Eircom bill, there is a credit labelled "e-worker credit" which matches the broadband charge each month.

Even though I no longer work for that employer, the e-worker credit has continued for several months. Does this mean that my previous employer is still paying my broadband bill or is it an error on Eircom's side?

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#2 23-10-2006 9:52am

loyatemu

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it means they're still paying for it. you should let them know asap - if you let it drag on they may look for the money back. alternatively get eircom to cancel it.

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