Payment Method Section: What kind of math is this?

[alpacadom]

Ever since my payment section populated with estimated amounts a week or so ago, the total amount due hasn't been correct. I'm still seeing the "old" "Complete the steps below to take delivery" page.

The number shown is $9500 lower than it should be ($65,333 vs $74833):

Has anyone else seen this sort of thing?

 

[Powered By Jay]

Might be good to have a 5 minute delivery in this case. Drop the check off and get out!

 

[Sandollars]

They didn't teach that math where I went to school.... LOL!

 

[Canikony]

They must be using common core math.

 

[Need]

Accounting Math.

Top accounting firm was hiring.
Same question was asked, "What's 1 + 1 = to?"
First interviewee, "2."
"Thank you. We will give you a call."
Second interviewee, "1 + 1 = 11."
"Thank you. We will give you a call."
Third interviewee, "What do you want it to be?"
"You are hired!"

 

[Dana1]

Weird. You’d think it was some version of an excel spreadsheet.

 

[deonb]

$68'833 Taxes and Fees (with transposition error)
- $3500 Payments
======
$65'533 Amount Due... "Big number... must be right... send it!"

 

[deonb]

The best example of bad math ever. Worth the 27 minutes:

 

[Runt8]

The best example of bad math ever. Worth the 27 minutes:

I watched this when it first came out and made the decision to never be a verizon customer. I despise all large TelComs and view them as an unfortunately necessary evil, but if I have to do business with one I'll at least pick one that can do simple math.

 

[alpacadom]

$68'833 Taxes and Fees (with transposition error)
- $3500 Payments
======
$65'533 Amount Due... "Big number... must be right... send it!"

That's the best theory so far.