Don't be euphoric; you may get a very fat bill one day followed by disconnection and an impossible-unsolvable situation. Reliance ways are inscrutable!
Good point. We are also in a same country where companies always find a way to get out of tricky situations.
So-- to answer your question (lets assume you are a Rel CCR and telling me on phone)
You have been charged for the period of time you saw
TV but didnt pay for that.
I will argue in following ways:
[1] Well, if that happens - its your fault. If you didnt stop showing me channels - what do i do? Its completely and totally your fault. You made a mistake and you have been punished for that. What a consumer has to do with it when you (who is working there) are not doing your job well and not stopping my viewing even after subscription got over... Ey, not my fault buddy. Tell reliance to deduct from your salary because company has to suffer as employee made a mistake.
[2] Ok, give me a proof that i have used it - send me by post, i will review it and will discuss with my family (usually companies say - we will review your letter and discuss with higher management and then they never revert back) - if they call again, "send again, i didnt receive your post/courier"
[3] by the way, this is not something that we have to lose anyway even if we dont pay. They are not having any deposits with them, they are not going to file any complaint because officially its their fault (this is a prepaid service and not a postpaid so they have to disconnect my viewing if my subscritption got over - if they didnt do, then not only me, any person in the world will never lose a chance of free viewing)
what say?