Does verizon wireless have a customer service policy?

I am wondering if Verizon wireless cares about customer service at all. I was trying to become a verizon customer, and I called and verified pricing. I was told that I could get pricing for 30 Gb at $130. I itemized everything in my conversation with the sales person, and came up with a total for my bill. I was very specific in everything that I needed, and the prices I was willing pay. I have two lines that I was going to bring over, and I told them that I didn't want to receive the phones at different times, because I don't want to carry two phone bills at once. The phones were both scheduled to ship out at the same time. Well, the one phone shipped early. I called and talked to several people at the call center, and someone assured me that both phones would be in the package. The next day, one phone showed up. I called and talked to someone again at the call center. They told me that I could take my existing phone, with my new phone, and have them both activated at a verizon store, so I can activate both lines at the same time. I waited until after work, and I drove up to the store. I found out at that time, that it wasn't possible. So, I got back on the phone with more awful customer service call center employees. I was transferred several times, hung up on a few times, and finally talked to someone who tried to help. He told me that I can hold on to the phone that arrived early, and I can wait to activate it when the second phone arrives. I took him at his word, and waited.
On saturday, I called to check and see what would happen if I went to the apple store and bought the phone, instead of waiting to receive the other phone from verizon. I was going over pricing when I was informed that the 30 Gb that was supposed to be $130, was input into my account at $225. I told them they were mistaken, and they told me the offer was only valid until 11/05/2014. I placed my order on 11/10/2014, and I was very specific. I told them that I was offered the pricing, and they told me there was nothing they could do. I called several more times, and I ended up talking to someone who told me my salesperson and her supervisor wouldn't be in until monday. I battled back and forth for the last 2 days making 30 calls to only be continuously lied to, transferred, and received different stories depending on which call center I ended up at. These customer service call centers are not Verizon employees, and they don't give a crap about you, or the service you receive. They lie to you, and try to trap you into a plan you didn't sign up for. I can only receive half the data I signed up for, or I can pay full price for what I ordered. I ask you, where is the customer service? Anyone who is thinking about becoming a verizon customer, or anyone who is thinking about renewing needs to get offers in writing, because they will lie to your face, and tell you there is nothing they can do.

unhappypotentialcustomer,
This is not the experiece that I like to read about. I want to make sure that everything is on the right track. I want to have a chance to go over the information with you. I do see that the 30GB data plan for $130 was a promotion that ended at the start of November.
I do want to check out the account for you. I did send you a private message. Can you please respond back to that message? I want to put a fresh pair of eyes on the account. I'm eager to work with you.
KevinR_VZW
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OK, to be fair, I do realize that I've been attempting to make an order for a high demand product on a day when thousands of others are doing the same thing. But, I guess I expect a company like Verizon, one that boasts how cutting edge their technology and networks are, to be a little more prepared for the influx in website and phone traffic. It took, no less, than 2 hours to complete a pre-order transaction due to technical failures on both the web and phone support. Isn't this what my $30 upgrade fee is supposed to cover? Wasn't I told that the additional money I pay to upgrade is to ensure a "positive customer experience"? Well, my experience was anything but positive today. The website crashed 3 different times. I was disconnected at least three times, and when I received an autocall for a customer service survey, even THAT didn't work! Verizon, do you want to know the answer if my recent experience with customer service solved my problem? I'll tell you, the answer is NO. Do you care? I doubt it.
I'd threaten to leave as a customer, but unfortunately, where I live, Verizon is my ONLY option. I'm in a rural community and there are literally no other providers in my area. So I pay ridiculously high fees, for substandard service. I can only have successful phone conversations from the south end of my home, while standing near a window, completely motionless. If I move, call drops (even with good signal strength).
But I guess I should be grateful for the experience of being a Verizon user, and continue to pay them additional fees for the privilege of being one of their valuable customers.
While I am forced to be a Verizon customer due to my geography, you can bet that when asked by others what my opinion is of the company, I'll encourage everyone to make a different choice if they can.

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Does Verizon not care about customer service anymore?

I need some answers on my bill and no one to talk to....what is going on Verizon?

My frustration is that I cant get a live person on a timely basis like I use to be able to. I have always valued customer service from Verizon and have complimented several times in the past. But now it seems we are forced to send emails (the chat was not even working the other day as everyone was busy).
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Does Verizon not have a live chat option for customer service? or a phone number? I'm having a heck of a time trying to find how I can contact them

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As taken directly from the VerizonWireless website.
(and I am not a chat or customer service agent, I just hang around here too much)
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Customer Service
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or dial *611 from your mobile phone
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Thanks for reviewing my post and your comments. Yes, I knew that multiple messages and pictures were sent in MMS mode. What I didn't realize was that the "chat" as it's called, has to be deleted in order to stop sending all messages to one of the recipients in MMS. Other people with the BlackBerry Q10 were also having this problem and had posted on Crackberry. There were no answers at that time. I posted one myself after I found out how to solve the problem. Compounding my problems is that I have Time Warner Roadrunner as my email. Every time I download a new suggested software update, I have to reset my pop server info. So I have Verizon as my provider, Time Warner as my email, and Blackberry to solve all the other problems. When I first got the phone, I called BlackBerry and they refused to talk to me, referring me to my provider (Verizon).
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Open letter to Verizon Wireless Management and Customer No-Services

After more than 10 years as a customer of Verizon Wireless, I have recently encountered several situations that have caused me to begin the process of changing my service provider to another company. Verizon has "zero" loyalty or appreciation of its existing customers; they have poor, and in one particular case, rude customer no-service representatives and policies.
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Companies such as yours dream up junk fees; this one amounts to $1.25 per month additional revenue. They do this as a way of increasing revenue while advertising a lower price, ie advertise $30.00 per month but actually charge $31.25. I suppose they all pat themselves on the back and start counting all the new-found money. The management is so stupid and arrogant that they do not realize what the long-term impact could be. In this particular case, the end result shall be the net loss of $250.00 per month in revenue. I know that you don't care; that is painfully obvious and clear.
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Cheers

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Bad experience with Verizon Fios Internet and Customer Service

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Does verizon still have a price guarantee if you are within your 14 day return window?

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Does Verizon Wireless really care about its customers?

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EvanO,
I appreciate your response but I have talked on the phone with Customer
Support numerous times and neither they or I am willing to budge so
there is no solution that I can see. As I explained to them, they will
lose far more than the cost of the tablet by me leaving, but that
doesn't matter to them. I was informed (after Black Friday, of course)
that I didn't need to change my plan to get the deal on the Ellipsis 7.
But, the website told me I did need to change it. No one I talked to in
Customer support disputed that either. In fact, it was a customer rep
that informed me that I did not need to change plans and should have
been able to get the tablet as a stand alone contract. The website,
however, did not make that clear to me nor available to me. When I
confronted customer support about it, all I get is a bunch of apologies
and 50 dollars off the tablet if I want to buy it. I tried as nicely as
I could to tell them that I wanted the tablet at the Black Friday price
because /I tried to get it on Black Friday/ and the website said I had
to change plans, when in fact I didn't. In my mind, that is false
advertising and worthy of a report to the Better Business Bureau, which
I thought about but decided its not worth the hassle. I tried
explaining this whole situation to customer support three different
times (you are number 4), and they feel it is more important to lose my
business (which is more than the cost of that tablet every month) than
to find a way to complete a contract that I tried to initiate on the
appropriate day.
I have cancelled my hotspot already, two phones that are eligible for
upgrade (but that ain't happening!!), and a third one that will be
contract complete in 3 or four months. When that one is done, I will be
completely closing out my business with Verizon Wireless. VZW isn't the
only game in town. I hate the thought of leaving but I refuse to just
sit back and do nothing.
All of this has shown me how important long time (10+ years) loyalty
pays off and how much we customers really don't matter to VZW.
If you can talk someone into changing their mind, great, let me know. I
am not budging on this, and for all the run around and neglect I have
gotten over the past couple weeks all I have been offered is a truck
load of "I'm sorry this happened!" and $50 dollars off. I believe the
representatives I have been in contact with have been truly apologetic,
but the corporation isn't. And I am not going to bow at its feet. The
ball is in their court. They feel it is more important to lose $300 or
more per month in my bill than to complete the contract I tried to
initiate on Black Friday (for a $250 tablet). So be it. If they want my
business, they know what they can do to keep it.
Thank you for your time.

Misrepresentation by Verizon - and lack of "Customer Service"

I have tried to follow the "proper channels" and no one seems to care - so here is the letter I sent to the "Correspondence Team" minus my personal information.
Verizon Wireless
Attn: Correspondence Team
P.O. Box 5029
Wallingford, CN 06492
To Whom It May Concern,
First, please know, we have been loyal customers with Verizon for approximately 8 years; and, up until this point in time, we have been pleased with our service provided by Verizon Wireless. With this timespan of provided service, I am estimating that we have spent in excess of $15,000 with your company.
We have two children in college, and with their urging, we recently decided to upgrade our phones to the smart phone technology. For years, we had been satisfied with our antiquated flip-phones. This is where our nightmare began. On March 31st, we saw an advertisement for Verizon that you were offering a new plan for the amount of $160.00 per month with unlimited text, talk, and 10GB of data – with a buy one get one free Samsung Galaxy S4 phone. We attempted to explore this offer on-line; however, your website was not working. We then saw an advertisement on your website for a phone number to call about the “Edge Program.” We called the number and were connected with Charles Brown. He was eager to assist us with our needs. I do not have his employee number; however, his phone number is (888) 924-7934 ext. 8486.
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Within the next few days, we received two of the phones. The bill that arrived stated our bill would be $240.00 for these two phones. We contacted Charles and he stated: “Oh, don’t worry about that! When you have activated all 4 phones, the rebates will kick in.” It then took an addition two weeks to receive our next two phones.
We then received our next statement for the period of March 13 through April 12 for the amount of $380.00. We attempted to contact Charles with no success. We thought, well, we just activated the phones. Perhaps, these rebates have not taken effect yet. We paid $180.00 and again attempted to contact Charles. We have made these attempts numerous times to no avail. Apparently, he has made his commission and is done.
Our next bill arrived with a current charges of $278.35 with an additional past due balance of $200.04. No credits or rebates had been applied.
On May 21, 2014, I contacted Verizon Customer Service. After speaking with one lady, I asked to speak to a supervisor. I was connected with Kelli (employee number 992300). I told her of the above stated events and gave her our concerns over the fact that we had been lied to by Mr. Brown. She placed me on hold to do “a little research.” When she returned, I also inquired if all sales phone calls were recorded. She stated they were. She asked if we were offered the plan with a 2 year renewal contract and I told her that during our 2 hour conversation with Mr. Brown, that the only plan we were offered was the “Edge” program. She then offered to switch us to a 2 year renewal service plan including the phones we had received for $183.00 per month. I agreed to this verbal agreement. She then asked if we had signed the Edge contract and I stated that yes we had with the assurance from Charles that we would receive the rebates. She then retracted her offer and stated the best she could do was a 6 to 12 month credit to our account. I declined and asked her to listen to Charles Brown’s recorded conversation with us. She stated she would and stated twice that she would call us back within one hour. It is now May 25th and we have yet to hear from her.
After one and half hours passed, I called the customer service number again and after asking several times to speak with a supervisor, I was connected to Marcus (6805). He did tell me that it would take up to 72 hours to research this type of request. I stated that I thought that was reasonable; however, I was promised a return call within 1 hour. He stated he would continue to follow up on this situation.
In all honesty, I do not expect to hear from either of these representatives. I feel that I was make promises just to get me off the phone and they have no intentions of following up on my requests.
We do not wish to cancel our service with Verizon; however, we are feeling that we may have no choice in this matter. We feel we have been lied to, ignored, and unvalued as a loyal customer. I also feel that “calling customer service” would be a waste of my time and energy and would only result in further frustration and anxiety. We contacted AT&T and they have stated they would be more than thrilled to meet our telecommunication needs.
What can you do to help? Please review our multiple conversations with Mr. Brown. You will then find that our concerns of untruthful statements are legitimate. We would be more than happy to switch to the 2 year contract for $183.00 per month. If this is not available, we will be forced to switch to another service provider.
We would appreciated any further consideration of this matter and if would like additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us at our home number or respond on this forum.
Sincerely,
A Very Unhappy, and soon to be former, Customer

Although long in your post the situation was somehow messed up.
Like the AT&T plan you are alluding to the price is $160 plus taxes and fees per month in addition to the Edge Plan charges of at least $100 for the four phones ($25x4=$100) so that would be $260 plus taxes and fees. There could also be pro rata charges for partial month of service. First bill is higher in many cases.
Now if you were just going to purchase four new smart phones under a 2 year contract each there is the cost per device at subsidy say $200 each or ($200x4=$800). Plus 4 upgrade fees at $30 is $120 plus the cost of a plan you choose with shared data. So $920 plus plan say at the lowest rate share plan to be $160 plus taxes and surcharges. You would have received an invoice way over $1000.00 so you were put on the edge plan.
You were misinformed as you have to pay a cost for each device for 20 months.
You may have not heard that point in the conversation. Or it may not have been told at time of sale.
I hope the letter works out.
Good Luck

Verizon email support and customer service - simply horrible

After spending a frustrating and annoying morning trying to get Verizon Technical Support to help fix a problem with blocked access to Webmail, I notice on this forum that mine is not the only problem,.....except I have not seen the same issue denoted. I was attempting to get help to resolve an issue accessing WebMail where i get a screen that says:
"Sorry, You cannot access WebMail from [ip address] to due spam activity. Please contact [email protected] for assistance." yes, that is the actual message. First....How the FREAK (polite word entered here) do you contact an EMAIL ADDRESS when you can't get to email?. That's like hearing 'You have a problem with your telephone?...well just call me and we can fix the problem". Second, after dialing support numbers twice (first time afer spending 35 minutes on hold, the person answering the phone hung up on me) the person that finally picked up after another 20 minutes on hold could not offer any help. They had to enter a trouble ticket for IT to look into the problem. When I requested a ticket number for reference, I was told they can't give me that because they really had no way to immediately enter a trouble report. HELLO!?! What good is support if you don't give the persons answering the phone access or authority to put in tickets? When queried about an estimated resolution time, I was told up to two billing cycles. HELLO AGAIN?!? My Verizon email is with the KEEPMYEMAIL plan....one year paid up front. So this explanation, by itself, indicates up to two years to resolve an issue. I've been around for a few years and this is the worst I have experienced with Verizon...and I know that the company has very sophisticated trouble ticketing system....I was part of the team that built them and can assure anyone reading this message it was not designed to be difficult or inaccessible. Verizon has changed and not for the better. When a company hides behind email and circular voice response systems it's an indication that customer service is NOT their priority. Think I joking? Just look at the webpages and see if you can find a single customer relationship management contact that you can call or send a message or mail to. All you find is a general correspondence address in St. Petersburg Florida. If, by some miracle, this moves up the chain or authority, here's a thought. Does this remind anyone of the MA BELL comedy sketch by Lilly Thomlin? Isn't this attitude the same reason that Verzon was born out of the breakup of AT&T in the first place? Just sign me - Aisforannoyed

Hi aisforannoyed,
Your issue has been escalated to a Verizon agent. Before the agent can begin assisting you, they will need to collect further information from you. Please go to your profile page for the forum and look at the top of the middle column where you will find an area titled "My Support Cases". You can reach your profile page by clicking on your name beside your post, or at the top left of this page underneath the title of the board.
Under "My Support Cases" you will find a link to the private board where you and the agent may exchange information. The title of your post is the link. This should be checked on a frequent basis, as the agent may be waiting for information from you before they can proceed with any actions. To ensure you know when they have responded to you, at the top of your support case there is a drop down menu for support case options. Open that and choose "subscribe". Please keep all correspondence regarding your issue in the private support portal.

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