Qwest False Advertising and Billing Investigation By Milberg LLP

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Qwest False Advertising and Billing Investigation By Milberg LLP

Did you subscribe to Qwest’s Internet, phone, or cable television service based on an introductory promotional offer but were billed by Qwest at a higher rate for one or more months?

Milberg LLP is currently investigating complaints by Qwest customers regarding the advertising, marketing, sale and billing of its communication services, including Internet, cable/satellite television, video, telephony, data, and/or other broadband services.

Through its advertising and marketing campaigns and sales pitches, Qwest offers new or upgrading subscribers promotional discount rates for a portion of the contract period, which in many cases was for 12 months or more. Preliminary research conducted by Milberg LLP indicates that Qwest may have failed to bill customers at the promotional discount rate at the start of the contract period thereby collecting the full price for its services for one or more months during the period in which the promotional rate was to be in effect.

If you subscribed to Qwest services at a promotional rate but were subsequently billed at the full rate for one or more months and you wish to talk to a lawyer from Milberg LLP about this, at no obligation to you, please complete the form to the right.

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