Unexpected Perks: Free Internet from Previous Tenant?
When I moved into my new apartment on May 1st, I was excited to set up my internet service through Charter Spectrum. However, I encountered an unexpected situation. Upon inquiring about setting up my account, I was informed that there was already an active internet service associated with my apartment.
Curious about the circumstances, Charter Spectrum reached out to the previous tenant, who declined to cancel the service. As a result, I now find myself enjoying free internet access—something I certainly didn’t anticipate!
This begs the question: Is there any ethical or legal implication regarding this unintentional windfall? After all, it isn’t every day that one discovers an unexpected benefit lurking in their new abode.
While it may seem like a fortunate twist of fate, one can’t help but wonder if there are any ramifications for both the previous tenant and myself. Is it permissible to continue using the internet without any formal arrangements? Or should I consider reaching out to the service provider to clarify the situation?
Navigating these gray areas can be tricky, and it’s essential to weigh the risks and benefits. If you’ve ever found yourself in a similar situation, I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences. Sharing insights could help others faced with similar dilemmas!
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