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Input: My parents left the country a while ago, my sister and I stayed behind to pursue college and work, respectfully. I am living pay check to pay check. My parents decided it would be too much of a hassle to keep paying for my sisters phone every month on their own account, so they asked if I would allow my sister to come onto my plan. They said they would cover the cost of her phone (extra $20 a line). I agreed

I have never received a single payment from my parents regarding my sisters phone plan but I went with it anyway without complaining, it didn't matter to me. Now comes the list of all of the shit I've had to put up with:

She went over the data limit a few times. The worst was 3 GB over because she decided she wanted to watch Netflix on her way down to Florida on a trip. 
She started using the "Charge my phone" option when buying things on the app store. She racked up a $70 charge to my bill while playing some stupid game on her phone. 

When she went home during the holidays, she wouldn't notify me ahead of time so I would get stupidly insane international charges. At one point I had a bill for over $700 for a month and a half worth of usage.

A few months after the conversation with my parents happened, my sister's phone broke while she was home for the holidays. So she called me asking for me to get her a replacement phone, so I did. However, Verizon determined it was caused by her misuse after talking to her about it and refused to give one for free. My parents decided she should just get a new phone. So they went on the Verizon website, I gave them my account details (I know right, I fucked up) and they bought her a new phone. Now I was under the impression, they were buying her a new phone with THEIR money. Instead, I come to find that they actually chose the monthly payment plan on a new iPhone 10 for her. I didn't find out until I was billed $83 extra on my next phone bill. I called them and asked why they didn't pay, they said they didn't have enough money to pay it out right and that they would pay me for the phone. I asked them why she didn't buy one of Verizon's refurbished phones and apparently my sister said that she had cleared buying the iPhone 10 with me before they bought it, and that she also had my permission to do the payment plan. I, in no way, gave her permission, I wouldn't have, I can't afford to.

I coaxed my sister into coming to the Verizon store with me one day recently, under false pretenses because she wouldn't have come otherwise. I made her sign up for her own phone plan, return the iPhone 10 (because she couldn't afford it) and I bought her an iPhone SE. So I'm free of her for now. My parents got wind and are furious with me because now my sister has to spend her own money on her phone instead of mine. My phone bills have gone from $100+ a month down to $45, I have a little more breathing room.

not paying my sisters phone