Sentence examples for erroneously billed from inspiring English sources

According to theatrical legend, their act was once erroneously billed at a Chicago theater as "The Glum Sisters".

Due to a[n] input error at the merchant, a charge was erroneously billed to [the customer's] account.

According to the Government Accountability Office Congressss' preeminent oversight body – these astounding losses are largely due to documentation errors, also referred to as "up-coding," in which a provider erroneously bills Medicare to recoup higher reimbursements.

Some, like Mr. Dingman, are unaware that they need to disable the e-mail feature; others are billed erroneously; still others misunderstand the explanation of charges they are given by AT&T customer service representatives.

Customers can take anything they like out of the vending machine to examine it without risk of being billed erroneously if they put the items back.

In the last year alone, a pricey new computer system sent erroneously inflated bills to thousands of customers, audits of a pair of secretive DWP nonprofits revealed questionable spending of millions in ratepayer funds, and breaks in the agency's aging pipes routinely flooded streets in an otherwise drought plagued city.

(The year is often given erroneously as 1928; it was common then for prodigies to be billed as younger than they really were).

Servicers also don't inform borrowers of their eligibility for generous plans that allow them to make payments based on their earnings, erroneously process their paperwork or needlessly delay reviewing them, and give borrowers billing statements with inaccurate information, the CFPB said.

Section 761 5) of the House amendment adopts the definition contained in section 761 6) of the Senate amendment in preference to the definition contained in section 761(4) of the House bill which erroneously included onions.

That's useful to remember when you find yourself utterly irritated at your cable company because they erroneously added $5 to your bill or keep you on hold for 30 minutes while they investigate the matter.

Many people who come to Court's office after the DWP threatens to shut off their lights and water because they haven't paid their bills —  often erroneously inflated by the flawed system — don't even know the DWP has a ratepayer advocate, Court said.