Re: APPALLING CUSTOMER SERVICE FROM PAYPAL - COMPLAINTS TOTALLY IGNORED!!

There is no customer service at Paypal. From July 10, 2015 to Juky 13, 2015 I tried to move money from my Paypal account to my Paypal Debit MasterCard on my online Paypal site. It simply does not work. The money was sent on Thursday night, July 9, 2015. I tried to put it on my card from around 10 am till about 5:00pm on July 10. Each time I went through the process to link the two accounts I received this message: "An unknown service error occurred. On Monday, July 13, 2015, I tried again and the same thing occurred. After calling customer service about fice (5) times i finally got a person who was a native English speaker. This is only important because the technology and number of times that one is told to hold on for a moment makes trying to talk to someone that you cannot understand doubly frustrating. Whenever I did get someone on the phone I could not hear them and they could not hear me. It was like we were using a phone system from the 1920's. The volume was intermittent at best and like talking on string with cans at worst. On the last call I spoke to 2 men. The first guy talked to me for a while as we both screamed "Can you hear me? Can you hear me? What did you say?" Finally he said he was going to connect me with someone who could help, but he never came back. An automaton with a woman's voice came on the line and asked question after question but I could hardly hear her. But I held on the line. Finally a man with a foreign European accent came on the line and we played the same "I can't hear you" game for about 20 to 30 minutes. Whenever he talked, I could hear his voice, but I could not understand a word he was saying. I begged him to simply hang up and call me back so that the lines would not be hampered by so many connections. I think the many connections and data one has to enter to speak to a person is what reduced the volume. So Paypal has my money and I can't get it. And whatever I do to get my money is blocked or digitally and electronically frozen to stop me in my tracks. And all of the five to seven people that I have talked to at PayPal and PayPal Debit MasterCard are too busy to help me get my money. Public please beware of this company.

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Contract mis-sold. Terrible customer service from a supervisor-no clear way to make a complaint

After being a good customer for a year and a Verizon Wireless customer for 5 years, numerous issues with Verizon Fios have surfaced.
1) Representative totally mis-informed about the contract
When I took out a contract with Verizon FIos a year ago, I had not wanted to have a contract because they only option available was for 2 years and I knew that the lease for my apartment was only for 1 year and in all likliehood I would be moving. I was told by the representative that there would be no problem if I took out a 2 year contract because I could simply transfer the existing contract to wherever I moved with no issue.
Fastforward a year and I'm moving, call Verizon to make the transfer and i"m told, that actually i'm effectively cancelling my existing contract and re-starting as a new customer. This means that my bundle has gone up $10 a month and I would have to start another 2 year contract.This completely contradicts what I was told a year ago. I would never have taken out the 2 year contract if I had known this.
2) Terrible customer service from someone who is a supervisor
This morning I spoke to a representative and after she said she couldnt address my concerns about being mis-sold the contract, I asked to speak with a supervisor. How he handled the call was incredibly unhelpful and rude - I dont understand how someone at a supervisor level can have that kind of attitude. First he tried to indicate that it was my fault for not being clear with the representative last year (before he knew the full facts), he did not take show any recognition that being mis-informed about a contract is a significant issue. When I asked him how to make a complaint he told me to go to verizon.com/contact. I did this while I was on the phone with him and told him that there was no clear way to make a complaint, I was told "I am a supervisor, I cant sit here on the phone with you and take you through it step by step" - I was not asking for step by step help, I assumed that as a supervisor he would know which wa the right section to click on. He then basically made it sound like I was an idiot and I was told that every other customer seems to find it intuitive (which judging by other comments on this forum about the contact piece of the site is not actually true).
3) Impossible to file an official complaint through normal channels
There is no email address to which you can send a complaint (according to the team on the phone). On the verizon.com/contact page, there is no option for making a complaint. When you type in a question about making a complaint nothing comes up. This seems ridiculous and makes it seem like Verizon is not interested in hearing customers feedback.

Hi customer11201,
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. 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.

Appalling Customer Service

My first post - pity it has to be a negative one. Below is an approximation (I didn't keep a copy) of a complaint I've just mailed to BT re their appalling customer service. I'd be interested to hear what other members think:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I ordered BT infinity2 on November 26th. My instillation date was supposed to be December 13th between 1-6pm. I received two texts and one email (together with several emails re the service I'd subscribed for) from BT reminding me about my instillation date. I had to take a day off work to allow the engineer access. At 3:55pm on Dec 13th I got a call from the number 08003289393. I answered but there was no response. Nobody called back and no message was left. At 4.22pm I called the number 08003289393 and heard an automated answer stating that BT had called and that if they needed to get in contact they'd call back. At approximately 5:50pm the engineer still hadn't arrived so I called BT customer service where I eventually spoke with Stephanie who told me that the engineer had overrun on his previous job and so handed my instillation back to the depot. She told me that the next available instillation date was January 7th 2013. I registered a formal complaint and received a text shortly afterwards saying that someone would call me by 8pm on Monday December 17th. This morning I received a text from BT stating "BT here. Sorry we missed your engineer visit. Your new visit is on 04/01/2013 between 1pm-6pm. Need to change? www.bt.com/ordertracking".
I feel this is appalling customer service. Why couldn't the engineer who called at 3:55pm have the basic manners and courtesy to call a second time or at least leave a message? I answered the call (and my mobile phone log proves this) but there was nothing on the other end. Why does a customer who took a day off work to be messed about by BT have to join the back of the instillation queue? It truely baggers belief.
My former internet connection was meant to run until December 19th but because of a "technical glitch" it was cut off on December 8th. My (now former) provider - Three - has apologised for this and told me that it has affected about 1,500 customers. For me it means I just need an internet connection asap.
My family and my wife's family live in Ireland. It's our baby son's first Christmas. Personal circumstances mean it's not possible to travel home for Christmas. We had ordered BT infinity so that we'd have a decent internet connection to talk with our families on skype over Christmas and particularly so that our son's two grandmothers could see him. My mother hasn't been in good health recently and she'd really like to see her grandson. I feel degraded to have to explain personal circumstances to demonstrate to BT the result of your organisation's and your engineer's appaling lack of basic courtesy to me as a human being (no mind as a customer). Words genuinely fail me to describe how disgusted I feel. Do you have any ANY respect for your customers? Do you think it's OK to just not show up, not make sure to get in contact and then just text with a new appoint time 3 weeks away?
I will tell about my experience to anybody who'll listen. I'd cancel right now but it seems BT infinity is the fastest connection in my area and it's sad (but probably true) that your competition are just as bad. It seems to be a race to the bottom in your industry. I've paid my line rental for a year in advance (almost 140 pounds) and will have to pay almost 30 pounds a month over the next 18 months for the pleasure of finding out whether you're just as bad as your competition or worse than them.
I'd like this matter to be sorted out asap and for your engineer, who didn't have the basic manners to contact me, to be made aware that his really unacceptable behaviour has a real effect - both emotional and in terms of time spent trying to sort it out.
Disrespectfully (just as BT have treated me) yours,
MY NAME
That's the gist of the message I sent. Perhaps some think I'm overreacting but it's not untrue to say that this has really inconvenienced me and caused real upset. I've never left a bill outstanding or even paid late in my life and yet customer service is beyond terrible.
One final question. Can anyone explain to me the difference between BT Infinity and Openreach? The cabinet closest to where I live has recently been covered in large BT Openreach stickers and that's why I initially signed up for BT back in November. Any info would be appreciated. I'd cancel my contract right now but the sad truth is that with the alternative provioders I'll have a slower connection and customer service will be little if any better.

Keith_Beddoe wrote:
Openreach are dealing with all service providers, BT Retail are not allowed to be given any priority.
Openreach are also dealing with a large backlog of faults due to the bad weather, and some of their Field Technicians have been moved to other regions, to help restore service to flooded communities.
There is nothing anyone can do about it.
They have some external contractors helping with Infinity installations.
I'm sorry Keith, but there is something someone can do about it - Simply keep customers informed of what's going on. If an engineer can't make an appointment, then the customer needs to be contacted and informed about the situation and a new date arranged as soon as possible. Read my original post. Is that kind of service acceptable? Are you seriously saying that "there is nothing anyone can do about it"? I hope that attitude isn't representative of BT, but I suspect after my recent experience that it is all too pervasive. I spent most of yesterday on the phone trying to get this issue sorted. When I eventually got through to the right people the manager I spoke with in the Order Management Dept. couldn't have been more helpful, was honest and explained what he could and couldn't do, took ownership and responsibility for my issue and gave me a number at which I could contact either him or one of his collagues. People like this (of which I have no doubt ther are many at BT) are a credit to the organisation and it's unfair on them that they have to deal with understandably very very frustrated and annoyed customers like me who have been totally messed about by BT's shockingly bad communications and dealings with customers. I don't have time to detail all the BS I had to put up with yesterday before finally talking with the manager in Order Mgt. who helped. Suffice to say I was given 3 (yes THREE) different installation dates (January 7th, then January 4th, then January 8th) none of which were acceptable to me and of course I've spent several hours on the phone at considerable expense to me - ringing on a mobile. It turned out my landline had been activated on December 13th (nobody told me this until I spoke with the aforementioned manager) and finally today I got a new appointment date of tomorrow between 8am-1pm. I'll believe it when it happens, but I am hopeful. All in all I'm grateful to those at BT who've been as helpful as they can be, but will not let this matter rest until I've been reimbursed for my expences and spoken with the Managing Director of Customer Services - Mr. Warren Buckley - whome I intend to inform at length about this sorry saga. I have free calls to BT now and believe me I'll be using them until I get to speak with Mr. Buckley. He's at the top of customer service and based on my experience he needs to pull his socks up. He mightent want to spend his valuable time speaking with a lowly customer like me, but he'll have to if he wants to stop my continually calling and asking to speak with him. Perhaps a conserted effort by customers like me could bring about an improvement in BT's customer service, but of course how many people will read this post... 10 at best I guess. Oh well, I'll do my bit anyway. BT need to simply get back to basics and treat people with basic respect. I (like probably 99.9% of people) am a reasonable person and if communication was as it should have been from the start there would be no issue and no drama. Incidentially, I have not yet received a reply to my original emailed complaint which was the basis of my original post despite being told that usually somebody responded within 24 hours, but certainly within 72 hours. It's now 96 hours. I'll post again tomorrow if/when my broadband is finally installed.

PLEASE READ - Awful Customer Service from both Sky and BT

For several weeks or more my broadband connection has been dropping off completely literally whenever it wants. There is no pattern, specific times or any clues as to why it does this whatsoever. We first moved to the area I currently live in back in November'14 and there had been a couple of issues in the area causing broadband to go down. So we assumed the connection dropping was because of similar issues but it just kept happening so enough was enough, time to call sky. So the teach advisor does a line test which comes back fine and confirms the connection has dropped many times by looking at the history just as I said. They then do a 24 hour line test where they were supposed to call me back with the results, you guessed right....they didn't. So of course I was back on the phone to them, they confirmed the connection coming into the home was perfect. They then ask a number of standard questions regarding the setup and connection socket. We established the connection socket was an old one and 'not' a test connection socket. The advisor then tells me their booking a BT Openreach Engineer because the socket will need changing for the Sky Engineer to test the connection. I also asked "Do you think it could be the router", the advsor replied "I wouldn't put my money on it". This was great of course, already onto fixing it I thought. So the day of the appointment comes and low and behold it's a SKY Engineer at the door NOT a BT Engineer even after establishing over the phone he wouldn't be able to test the connection because of the old socket. He knew nothing about the issue & my perfect working router was changed to a brand new one along with the microfilter etc, which was fair enough because I ended up with a new one. Amusingly I couldn't keep my old one as a back up....jobsworth, this was of course SKY guessing & hoping it would resolve the issue even if it is the first thing to do they were wasting my time because they 'knew' the connection socket wasn't a test one. He said if it still continues then to call SKY and tell them a BT Engineeer will need to fit a Test Connection socket as we knew anyway. IMO this was unbelievable because regardless of this being their procedure I was given the wrong advice from a so called proffesional Tech advisor and they could have sent a new router in the post as well as booking a BT Engineer = waste of my time. I finally got an appointment with a BT Line Engineer who turned up knowing nothing about the issue, he did a copper wire test and it come back perfect, he said he's never seen a connection so fast. The Exchange is literally around the corner hence the connection is so fast. He said as the copper wire test was perfect that's him done now but he will change the connection socket to a test one. Whilst fitting it he said it could be the socket as it's old & the connection might not be filtering through properly. Once fitted it dropped & connected again 5 times or more in front of his very eyes, nothing more he could personally do. When the line engineer was originally booked Sky's advisor also booked a call from their technical support (higher up) to call me in the afternoon after the engineer had been to see if had been fixed etc. I confirmed the connection had dropped after the new socket was fitted so this completely rules that out. Due to the history of the connection dropping before my original call, Sky's checks and a new socket of course it's time to book a Broadband Engineer. So the lady says "we've established there is no problems within the home so it must be between the home and the exchange so the last thing to do is book a BT broadband enginner". She says "I'll put you on hold a minute whilst I see what appointments we can get". To me astonishement she says they need to collect some more data and will call back in the morning at 9:30am. So she calls me back and says they are not going to book an enginner because I have been connected for more than 16 hours now. Well that nearly made me choke in disgust and shock simply because their log history of the connection dropping confirms I have gone much longer connected. Not just that but it dropped 5+ times after the new socket was fitted and in front of the enginner that changed it. So if that isn't an advisor not giving a dam about the customer and attempting to save SKY money I dream that just happened. As you can imagine I told her what a joke that was and hung up the phone, absolutely ridiculous and I am sure the majority of SKY employees would agree. The next day just as I knew it would the connection started dropping again as & when it likes, random as usual. So they actually book a BT Boradband Engineer this time, finally. So the engineer arives once again knowing nothing about the job making him the 3rd person to arrive in the dark about the job. He believed the problem was SKY trying to speed up everyone's broadband for a number of months now even if there was only a meg in it. Because of this apparently my dsl noise-margin was set at 3 and that was too low. So after discussing noise margins with me he went back to the exchange, called SKY who agreed 3 was too low and changed it to 6. He called back and advised me it should be OK now and to give it 10 days for the line to settle. Rather than running at a fragile 24meg it would be a steady 16 now he said, which I could cope with as long as it didn't keep dropping off. Later that day my connection starts dropping again and I knew full well this has nothing to do with allowing the line to settle. So the SKY advisor goes through the notes that the engineer had made, he mentioned everything we spoke about apart from something that shocked me. He has put down that he couldn't do an Earth *something* test because there was young children about. To my amazement not once did he mention that and if he had my partner could have took them upstairs. However that was that and another Broadband Engineer was booked. He turns up making him the 4th person that knows nothing about the job so after expaining the issue he seems very enthusiastic about the job itself so that was confident. After doing the same tests as the 1st 'broadband' engineer he can't find any issues either, so he climbs the pole 50 metres away from the house. He took it apart, cleared a bit of corrosion but nothing unusual. Then he tells me he'll get SKY to monitor the conection, he has another job to go to annd he'll call back at 3. It got to 5pm and still no call or knock at the door so I called SKY who's customer solutions contact BT who say the the issue has been put down as 'resolved'. I confirmed my connection hadn't dropped since so I left it at that. Because I wasn't at all confident it was fixed it was fixed I kept joking with my partner by saying "Resolved" every so often because of the engineer not calling back and the stress it has caused. Surprise, surprise, the connection drops again the same evening at just gone 7pm (Saturday) so I am straight back on the phone to SKY. Having to explain everything again he puts me on hold to discuss it with a colleague. They put all the notes from every case into a new one as previous one's have been closed as the engineer's claimed 'reolved' when obviously it wasn't. He explained that it is being 'Viper' escalated now as a complaint to BT because they have given 2 frontline Engineers to rectify the problem & they haven't. So they booked a more 'senior' engineer to come out. SKY advised he will be given all the notes from the case & when they get confirmation of the appointment they receive a reference. SKY then contact BT with that reference and explain everything verbally as well. Whilst booking the appointment & speaking with me the broadband connection goes and so the does the landline so we get cut off. This happens everytime they book and engineer. and 2/5 advisors haven't bothered calling me back to contine the conversation, this guy was the 2nd NOT to call me back. The day of the appointment arrives and because I wasn't called back & received no confirmation I call SKY to confirm who do just that. I decided to discuss more discount with this advisor because I had only previously received a small amount because BT Engineers keep putting the case down as resolved. On the Saturday the advisor offensively offered 65p because he does as the computer tells him....pat on the back for him. Thankfully the lady advisor this time was more understanding and applied £20 which was at least something. She also said she would speak with her manager and call be back in the morning with some offers as an apolgy because the enginner would have been out and fixed the issue by then. I was also advised it's the last thing that could try as he is a 'senior engineer'. The so called 'Senior' BT Broadband Engineer arrives and regardless of what SKY told me about it being 'Viper' or 'Hyper' escalated he was also pretty much in the dark. Well as you can imagine that is just the icing on the cake, lost for words. Anyway, he does his tests & says "Sounds like all they've done so far is climb a pole". So he climbs the pole & replaces the cable from the pole to the exchange still confirming everything is fine. There is nothing more he can do and says I will need to call them if it happens again and say "What do you want to do"....shocking to the least. He put in his notes/suggestions to SKY; should it happen again, replace the equipment at the exchange or book another type of engineer. I NEVER got a all back the following morning from the advisor that said she would call back with offers even though she said "I always make my call backs"..........looks that way. Of course the connection drops once again, this time when I call & after having to explain literally everything again I get put through to 2nd tier techincal support (something like that). The lady explains that she needs to book a BT REIN Engineer, this was definitely what she said as I asked how it was spelt and since googled it too for an understanding. She said she would normally take my case on because of everything I have gone through & it would mean not having to explain it everytime but she is going on holiday and not back until September. She apologised a number of times on behalf of SKY and arranged a call back on 6th September (I think) to discount me further as an apology. So apparently the REIN Engineer is booked, she told me to unscrew the connection socked and plug the microfiliter directly into the test part of the socket. Whilst she's putting the appointment through the landline goes off which we were taling on as well as the broadband connection going off. When she called back she assumed I was doing the connection socket whilst on the phone to her. Absolutely not, so I explaine that evertime an appointment is booked with BT this happens. A previous advisor told me that BT does and automatic line test upon booking which is why the landline & broadband drop. She was absolutely adament that this shouldn't happen but that was that & the appointment booked. The Engineer turned up and would you believe it wasn't until I started chatting with him and he'd already started tests that he realised I was expecting a REIN Engineer. He then told me that SKY cannot raise a REIN Engineer they have to (Broadband Engineers) & there's only 2 in the whole of North *my area*. Well again, what do you do but laugh or cry?, I went for the laugh where my blood was boiling. He also said that there is no 'Senior' engineer as such and also said "If he put in his notes about changing the equipment at the exchange, why didn't here"....exactly. So the Broadband Engineer goes back to the exhange calls SKY who allow him to change the equipment & calls me back advising it's all up & running. I aksed "If it happens again is there anyone I can call directly", he replies; "I don't know, we have a number specifically for BT and I just spoke to someone called Chris who doesn't think it's REIN *Facepalm* . This BT Engineer actually did his job properly but for SKY to say "I don't think it REIN after all that is well......lost for words. If I have missed anything out of all this mess I guarantee if it's not incorrect spellings & grammat it's just more awful, awful customer service from both BT & SKY whom are business patners lol. So SKY.....Is the Issue fixed?What was it?Where's my further discount?What offers you got as an apology? bear in mind I already pay around £80 per month for everything after call charges. So after this shambles I hope it's FREE. Oh and what are the odds on someone calling me? because evertime I get through it's luck of the draw & most of the time it's BAD LUCK. Although I have already spent literally hours on the phone to you I am glad I have got this on the net now as it will know become common knowledge. I have also kept a personal copy in case the Thread is removed. Regards.

Thanks for the info and of course the understanding, althought I am sure someone official browses it now & again my main aim was to get this out there. I had an issue a while ago with EA sports regarding their FIFA 15 game, to cut along story short I was incorrectly banned from their servers for apparently botting so I couldn't play online. Their customer service was diabolical, pretty much on par with this. After some research I found out they were the voted the worse company in the states so that said it all. After being passed from advisor to supervisor to manager and back again everything fell on death ears. So through Google I found as many sites & email addresses as possible and posted/sent my argument. It got as far as the EA president where it was all sorted and I was heavily compensated. If I hadn't of done that though I'd still be banned from their servers. Will do exactly the same with this case, as everthing goes throught to someone as SKY in the UK it should be a dam sight easier than getting a reply from EA Canada etc.

Does anyone ever get customer service from this company?

Does anyone ever get customer service from this company? I have been trying to find out how to rotate the view of a page in digital editions by 90 degrees so I can read my digital download. I am going in circles

gaylyn -- What kind of problem are you having? If you tell us, we can help you figure out where to ask your question. Is it about a password problem? If it is, tell us which password, OK? To your Mac, or to a program? Or is it something else?

Terrible customer service from Brendan at Telstra Bourke St Melbourne

Hi All,
Just thought I would ask your advice concerning repairs to my Iphone I requested from Telstra.
The phone is great and I love it, my only problem is that it no longer turns on anymore.
I took it to the shop where I bought it on (yep I lined up to buy it the day they were released ), the really flashy Telstra shop in the Bourke Street Mall. I got one of the techs on the front desk to look at it. He then took it to the head tech guy and he came back and said they would not repair or replace the phone under warranty. He said that it had a 'disturbed liquid submersion indicator at the bottom'.
I have never droped it into water the whole time I have owned it, but I do travel overseas to humid areas so that may have set off the 'submersion indicator' to make the techs think that I dropped it into a puddle when I have never done that.
Obviously, its a real pain, not having a phone for even a day, so I asked what my options were. I was told that the 'apple warranty is void and repair/exchange can not be carried out and the replacement cost for an 8gb for $670'.
The quotes above are from what is typed on my Service Repair Order.
I asked was it possible to send the phone to Apple to be inspected, and they advised that it was not, and that my only option was to purchase a new phone, and that I had two options. Firstly, if I surrendered my old phone, a replacement would be issued for $670. Secondly, I could simply purchase another iphone 'outright' for a cost of $726.
I tool the second option, and have a brand new phone, although I am disapointed that I now have an almost new phone that simply stopped working that is now used as a paperweight.
I tried everything to minimise the cost of getting a working iphone, and after talking to the lead tech, he then got the store manager to discuss my options.
Brendan said he was the store manager, and eventually let me know his name after first stating 'I dont have to give you my name' and eventually told me his employee number was 0238895.
He spent over an hour checking the situation while I waited, but would not put anything in writing except some notes in the section related to the 'reported problem' on the Service Repair Order.
Is the advice that Brendan from Telstra gave me correct, and was it necessary for me to purchase another brand new handset for $726?
If anyone has any questions I can be contacted on <Edited by: Host>
Kind regards
Wayne B

See the response that I provided to Tamara regarding the recent change to the policy.
You might want to print the new version of the policy and bring your receipt and go back to Telstra and see if they will consider an adjustment, i.e. you return your brand new iPhone, they swap it for a refurbished iPhone and credit you with the difference in price.
I actually fail to see where you received "Terrible customer service from Brendan" as stated in your title.

As I can contact me by phone or mail or chat or any way with customer service from Ecuador

As I can contact me by phone or mail or chat or any way with customer service from Ecuador

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Customer service issues, no complaint department!

Not sure I'm really asking a question here, just looking for a place to be heard! Up to now my experience with Verizon has been good, however I've always been on the buying end, Verizon on the selling. Recently though, I needed to cancel a line on my account. Not a big deal, or so I thought! First, there is absolutely no way that I can find to do this through the website, even though it is very easy to add a line through the website. I live about an hour away from the nearest store and didn't want to make the drive just to get rid of the line. So I looked up the phone number for the store via the website only to discover that even though each store shows a different number, your call is clearly routed to a universal call center in who-knows-where. Furthermore the automated system is terrible! I called 3 times on my cell phone and never got past the first set of options because it wouldn't recognize that I was hitting the numbers to respond. The fourth time I called on a land line and got through the first and second level, but by the 3 level it was having trouble recognizing my keystrokes again and routed me back around to the 1st level only to start again. Eventually I got to a human only to figure out that this was not my store that I was led to believe I was calling. All that just to deal with some stranger who doesn't know me or my account, just reading info off a screen! And, whose number one goal was not to just take care of my request, but rather sell me something, or in this case, do her best to talk me out of getting rid of the line! Are you kidding me! If I wanted high pressure sales personnel I would've chose that option two levels ago!!! After finally convincing her that yes I do want to cancel the line, and no I do not want to keep it and use it for a different device, she puts me on hold "while she takes care of that". Unbelievable! Eventually, she came back and the deed was finally done. By now I'm looking for an email address, or a complaint department, again not through the website, and there was no way I was calling again. So this is all I got, and I have no confidence that this will generate any change. Lesson learned: 1) Verizon is typical big business, only cares about making your purchasing experience easy and pleasurable, and creates as many road blocks as necessary to dissuade you from doing anything that lowers your bill or cost them income. 2) Even though its an hour away, any business I do with Verizon will require that I make the drive and deal with someone face-to-face, yes even in the most technologically advanced nation on the planet in 2014! Did I mention I'm dealing with a cell phone company...the irony!
To those who read this, whomever you may be, I apologize for the rant since you are probably not anyone that can actually do anything about it.

To get through to a person on the phone you simply need to continue to press 0. Works for me every time. Any rep, no matter in the store or on the phone, is tasked with trying to keep you from canceling any services. It is their job. You can't get mad at them for simply doing their job. How would you feel if someone got mad at you for the same thing. Let them do their jobs. It does stink that you have to repeatedly request the cancellation of service but their responsibility is to find another solution if possible.
When you call a Verizon Wireless store and nobody answers your call gets routed to a national call center. Why? Because customer service. How would you feel if you called the store and it just kept ringing and nobody answered? Oh. The store is not allowed to access your account, let alone process a cancellation of services, without an authorized user in the store to show identification. So had you actually gotten someone in the store you would have been directed to visit the store making the hour drive that you clearly didn't want to make or call in. All of this during the busiest week of the year.
We are not the most technologically advanced country on the planet. France has trains that travel 200MPH, China had a 21% growth in wind power capacity (in megawatts) while the US had 1% last year and also Quad HD displays have been available overseas for about 3 years now and are just hitting the US.
Any representative of VZW will know your account just as well as the next. They do this by reading info off of a screen. That's what the screen is there for.

Where is the customer service from VZW

Since February 19th I have been trying to Early Edge by eligible phone line and have been unsuccessful through the current day. What I finally got from Verizon Wireless after a 4th visit to the store was that there was a glitch in the Verizon Wireless software that controls validating that a device installment plan has fallen off and it is now eligible to enter a new device installment plan or edge agreement.
First on February 19th they told me it takes 24-48 business hours for the account to update so I got back to the store to find out that I still can't upgrade. Then they supposedly discovered that I had to wait until the new billing cycle so that was the reason why I couldn’t complete the early upgrade. The new billing cycle comes and goes as of the 7th and with no luck still not able to early edge because it still shows an outstanding device loan on my account, which was paid off completely on February 19th. They even confirm it in their system but it wont let them remove it. Now this is all while the special device that was being held for me (Gold Verizon Note 3) was sold without anyone contacting me to let me know. This was after they promised to hold it back in February until my new billing cycle, which in theory should have been the date I could complete the early edge agreement.
So the store manager works and finds a store that’s willing to send him a gold note 3 that they have in inventory. I made customer service over the phone and in the store promise that the device would be held until it could be added to my account. Because the last time the store made the promise they sold the device and didn’t tell me. They didn’t even give me the courtesy of saying we had to sell it but we will work to have another in for you ASAP. This is the abbreviated version of my still lingering frustration with Verizon because it is now March 14, 2014; 7 days past the start of my new billing cycle and they still have not fixed the problem.
See below for more details that I sent to one of their customer service representatives via email:
Sent on March 12, 2014 at 11:18 AM
As I told you by phone I have been trying to make the change in device and use the early edge program since February 19th to no avail. I want to more due diligence from Verizon Wireless when dealing with loyal customers. You guys use to have a statement of “The First Time You Call It Becomes Our Problem.” It seems that Verizon Wireless has done away with this mantra and replaced it with “No Matter How Many Times The Customer Comes In or Calls; It Remains the Customers Problem.” I have physically been into the store 4 times each time spending more than an hour sometimes 2 hours or more trying to find out what was going on with my account. I see that Verizon Wireless not only has a tendency to bounce its customers around from department to department over the phone but that they also do this to their store employees. I believe my total years with Verizon Wireless is in excess of 10 as I started with Verizon just after the purchase of Primeco in the Daytona Beach Area. I have found that as Verizon Wireless grows my experiences have become less and less stellar and more of a pain point. I am a business and management faculty as well as a college administrator so I spend my days teaching others how to become great entrepreneurs and even greater organizations that serve the greater good. One of my focuses is on customer services and the relations of the enterprise. What I see is a company that has grown so big so fast that they have forgotten the cornerstone upon which their success was built.
I hope that my message somehow makes it into a training that Verizon Wireless holds with its employees to remind them that you are a service organization that would not exist without customers. This means that you return to your original mantra of taking on the responsibility for issues the first time a customer calls and not the 4th or 5th or even after they threatened to pick up the pin and publish journal articles or periodicals about the lax services of an organization to big to fail. This also means that Verizon Wireless shouldn’t launch a program until they have "within reason" reviewed all possible scenarios. It would seem that my particular scenario is not one that is so farfetched that it could not have been played out and properly addressed before it ever hit “main street”.
In one of my classes I started teaching Customer Service 3.0 Predictive Services with Drive. I designed this series to anticipate the customers needs based on recognizable patterns in their behavior. This is not a new concept its just one that has been revived from the past. One that Verizon Wireless should actively deploy across its operation. Long-standing customers have certain behavioral trends that can be categorized into a number of vats. The most important lesson in my most recent interactions with Verizon Wireless that have soured my relationship is that no one within Verizon Wireless is willing to own mistakes until the customer explodes. A simple phone call well in advance of the 7th of March could have fixed my biggest issue with Verizon Wireless and the local store in Daytona Beach. A phone that was being held for me was sold and no one bother to call me. The store made good by calling other locations to find that exact same phone and got it shipped and available on Monday but there is still something fundamentally wrong with not being accountable to the customer. When did this become the rule rather than an unacceptable exception to the rule? If the district manager was in fact the person that made the decision to pull the phone and sell it to someone else then the district manager should have acted within the acceptable bounds of “Good Customer Service” and personally called the customer. Our rank within an organization does not negate our responsibilities to admit ownership of our decision(s) even if there are consequences.
I heard that another employee ordered the same phone from a Verizon store in Tampa and had been waiting and apparently they didn’t know whose phone came in. I know that this was a bunch of lip service because the phone that was ordered for me came from within the district and it was setup so that an employee could pick it up the next day and bring it to the store. I know it was the phone that was meant for me because I was in the store that next day which was the first day we tried to activate the phone and learned that I had to wait until the new billing cycle. Don’t try and insult a customers intelligence because you only serve to make a mild situation even worse. I was in the store when the the location that had the phone was called and it was staged for pickup by an employee that lived in the area but worked at the Daytona location. My trust in an organization that would pull such a stunt and think that I would actually believe it drops lower than the approval rating currently held by the US Congress. Lie to me and our relationship becomes nothing more than a guarded transactional one.
My trust in Verizon Wireless has been destroyed by the actions of a district manager. It does not matter how much effort the store manager Angel or even yourself have put into making it right the fact still remains there is a fundamental wrong that only the district manager could hope to fix through a written apology. Because this person elected not to do so my resolve in no longer being a strong promoter of Verizon Wireless among peers and students is gone. Because I now perceive Verizon Wireless to be disloyal to its customers and unwilling to admit fault. You cannot offer apologies for the actions of a district manager nor can the store manager. It would be the equivalent of me denying some student privileges that he/she was promised and passing it off on someone else because I don’t feel I should have to be bothered with it.
It is my hopes that Verizon Wireless returns to its fundamentals of quality customer service not just on the surface but also at the very roots of the organization. The cost to acquire a new customer is much higher than the cost to retain an existing customer. There are 112 textbooks that echo this sentiment.
The 112 books was an exaggeration I can only physically put my hand on 13 that are on my bookshelves.

Nicely written, but alas it will fall on deaf ears and blind eyes.
The problem here is not the store manager, the district manager or the untrained personnel in the stores. It comes down to supply and demand and the act of securing customers.
You wanted to stay with Verizon, you were willing to purchase another device, the relationship is then you are purchasing goods or services to remain a customer. The snafu is your account was not updated. Then because the people you spoke to did not have an answer for the situation, they lied to you.
Not a good business decision on the face of it, however after being lied to, after having your device sold out from under you, your decision is now to proceed to get that device replaced and remain a customer.
The long tirade you wrote is more effective if you simply cancelled your relationship with Verizon Wireless and show you are a informed consumer via walking to another service who may value your money more. You will note I did not say 'Value You More" since over the last few years customer services have rapidly declined at Verizon Wireless.
Profits for the shareholders ( yep my wife and I own a load of Verizon stock) and insane payments to the management are now focused on making money over the slight annoyances of a small minority of customers with varied issues.
You see 120 Million customers is what they are looking at. The shear numbers mean a few hundred thousand customers leaving or posting how unhappy they are is minuscule so until that 120 Million drop down to 60 Million or even less Verizon Wireless will not be in any hurry to placate you or 59,000,999 customers until the bottom line is affected.
I hope you actually get your device, I would be very surprised if they tell you another story on Monday which 100 text books would not have any bearing on taking care of the customers.
Many times people can teach but in real life the world is not a text book. There are no flow charts to handle the scenario that get in the way.
Good Luck

TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE FROM VISION

I have been a BT customer all my life, me and my wife are fully disabled and rely on BT for there services, i have telephone braodband and recently vision. The thing is, i took on Bt visions last November and since i got it it has not worked properly! I have contacted bt on many occasions, have had engineers round and still i am paying for a service that does not work!
I cannot watch anything without it stopping after several minuets, recently it has started not working at all. The last time i called Bt i was verbally abused by a young lad (from the uk) who was very nasty to me, cheeky and refused to help me unless i connected my laptop so he could access it. I am disabled so is my wife, i cannot connect my computer up myself, i need my carer to set it up and at night i do not have my carer. Anyway, i have had my computer connected up 14 times for them and it still doesnt do anything to help, they put me through this very lengthy system of checking things out and still i do not get any service. The engineer who came says it is a common problem, thousands have it and he stated that IT IS IN THE PLATFORM SOFTWARE WITH BT nothing to to with my end in any way.Everything in my home is spot on my broadband runs at 5.8 i tried to tell this abusive chap the last time that my broadband if high enough for vision to work as that is all he can check at his end, he was very insulting almost making a fool of me as i was disabled and couldnt set my laptop up myself.
This is verging on FRAUD they take approx 30 for vision every month and i do not have the servce, i hire films through them that dont play losing me £4 a time. Mt TV and my phone are my life, it is my only contact to the world, as i cant do anything else i love my TV so i can watch it, not a blank screen
I have been abused for the last time by BT i have to keep it till November then i will cancel vision, i am sending a personal letter to all the executive directors, all the non executive directors, the news of the world, the sun, the sunday post, my solicitor, and the regulatory body who governs this media. Also i am sending a letter to the disability board to complain at the way BT customer services veiw and abuse the disabled user.
To sum up if anyone is reding this thinking of getting vision DONT BOTHER it is the poorest digital service on the market, it stutters and spits(when it works) it jums up, it stops all the time, they charge you £4 for a film and then it doesnt play and when it does play it can take up to 6 hours to watch it in full as it always stops and then starts again, it took 12 hours to watch Avatar for example. Bt should hang their head in shame, but as i disabled person i will not be abused by them, i will not have someone making a foool of me because i cant set up my laptop myself, the whole serive is very poor.
The thing is, my broadband and the telephone service are second to none perfect!! but vision is just a con it isalmost fraudulant, and unless BT get their act together i will have no alternative but to persue them in court, it will cost me nothing! to have a go, but it could cost them their reputation, and loads of bad publicity that im sure they dont need, i cant wait for November to come so i can cancel my vision setup and get top quality viewing through SKY YES SKY EVERYONE !!!!! BT vision cant compare SKY is far superior vision is a joke in comparrison
Neil Edgar
BT you know who i am, you should hang your heads in shame

faysky wrote:
Things havent changed much have they!!!
Despite being promised 3 months ago that BT Vision had been cancelled and Broadband had been reduced it is still being charged for at
the same rate and Vision has not been cancelled. Have been trying for over a year now. BT ARE LIARS!
Complaint number 4 this week from 17th- 21st September 2012 to BT
121221-****** ref number from BT complaints Dec 2012
On Monday 17th September 2012 I enquired why my bill had gone from around £50.50 to over £73.00 for no apparent reason (It happened in April but I was not aware until last week I have poor eyesight and only get quarterly statements) I did the same the year before and was offered a new package including TV which I did not want but was told it would be the cheapest for me and would never rise above £43.00 per month if I agreed to it It went to £53.00 but I never used the TV as its too complicated for me I am old and have arthritis and cannot fiddle with such stuff.
I phoned on Monday and I asked for the TV to be removed...if not credited as I never use it.! They agreed to do this this month Then I was put through to someone else who promised to call me the next day and offer an even better package more suitable to our needs.
I thought I had changed my plan but have not received any confirmation. The other advisor said they would call me 2 days ago but have heard nothing. They promised a better more affordable plan. But it now seems they have put me on a MORE EXPENSIVEONE. With the TV still there.
We are pensioners with one severely disabled. We rely on the telephone and broadband for everything...I am so angry that we are being robbed blind and money taken from our bank without being told that it has gone up so much. We are now in difficulty because BT and Electricity have taken more than we had. We have no money left to the end of the month. OUR PENSIONS/ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE DO NOT INCREASE
We only had the TV package because we were promised a better deal and the cost would never rise above £50 a month
Our broadband is excessively expensive!
The contact I made on Monday promised a better deal and a removal of the TV part. I was told I would be called on Tuesday with the new arrangements and get an email. Have had neither...just a bill for MORE money
You are currently number 1 in the queue. We apologise for the delay. We will assign you to an agent as soon as one is available. The average amount of time a customer has to wait is 07:40.
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He never called back and I am still being charged excessive amounts that I never agreed to and still paying
Hi faysky and welcome to the forums
I'm really sorry to read this
May I suggest you contact the UK based BT Forum Moderation Team - http://bt.custhelp.com/app/contact_email/c/4951
Simply fill out the forum and it will generate a ref number - make a note of this but please don't post it on these forums as it's unique to you.
They will be able to look at the notes on your account and I'm sure they'll sort this out for you.
You may have to wait for 3 days before you get a reply, but it's worth the wait.
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Appalling Customer Service, absolutely Rude and impolite !

Mods, This is a feedback from a disgruntled HP customer for a call I got from your Escalation Team. Please move this thread to appropriate location if it does not suits here. I just received a call from HP Escalation team and am very furious by the way the way HP has spoken to me. I found HP ([email protected]) very impolite and rude. This is not the way you talk to your customer. I suggest he goes through a Soft Skill training and is taught how to be courteous and helpful. I have an ongoing issue with my Pavilion G6 which is out of warranty, Iam trying to get back OS as the HDD ernt kaput. Please help me with escalation matirx procedure for Customer Service issue. Being rude to a cusotmer is absoltely unacceptable !!!!

Hi Caesar Thanks for your answer. Can you explain to me why sky staff got involved on this thread then ? http://helpforum.sky.com/t5/Archived-Discussions/Making-a-complaint-to-sky-what-to-expect-and-what-my-actual/td-p/1449027 "The sky guys on the forum are now currently trying to find a solution to getting my account cancelled. I will no doubt post on the forum if the account is finally closed." I've just called the complaints team and they told me they cannot do anything and that I have to speak to the cancellation team ? Is that a joke ? Why is there a complaints team then ?

Call Custom Service from Event Receiver as Current User

Hello,
i bang my head on this problem for days now:
My custom web service hosted in Sharepoint 2013 needs to know the logged on user name. I used to have a self-written impersonation in my service client before, but with switching to claims authentication this should be obsolete.
So within my service i decode the user from
IClaimsPrincipal icp = Thread.CurrentPrincipal as IClaimsPrincipal;
IClaimsIdentity ci = (IClaimsIdentity)icp.Identity;
String User = ci.ToString();
This works well when i call the service from a custom aspx page.
It utterly fails when i call the service from a List Item Event Receiver. The User always is the Application Pool Account.
This is the Client code to open the Channel:
private void SetChannelFactory(
MyServiceApplicationProxy proxy,
Uri address)
if (null == proxy)
throw new ArgumentNullException("proxy");
if (null == address)
throw new ArgumentNullException("address");
// Check for a cached channel factory
string endpointConfigurationName = GetEndpointConfigurationName(address);// Get the endpoint configuration name
if ((null == s_ChannelFactory) || (endpointConfigurationName != m_EndpointConfigurationName))
lock (s_ChannelFactoryLock)
if ((null == s_ChannelFactory) || (endpointConfigurationName != m_EndpointConfigurationName))
// Create a channel factory without specifying an endpoint address
// so it can be cached and used for multiple endpoint addresses
s_ChannelFactory = new ConfigurationChannelFactory<IMyServiceContract>(
endpointConfigurationName, proxy.Configuration, null);
// Configure the channel factory for claims-based authentication
s_ChannelFactory.ConfigureCredentials(SPServiceAuthenticationMode.Claims);
foreach (var operation in s_ChannelFactory.Endpoint.Contract.Operations)
DataContractSerializerOperationBehavior behavior = operation.Behaviors.Find<DataContractSerializerOperationBehavior>() as DataContractSerializerOperationBehavior;
if (behavior != null)
behavior.MaxItemsInObjectGraph = 2147483647;
// Store the current endpoint configuration name.
m_EndpointConfigurationName = endpointConfigurationName;
private IMyServiceContract GetChannel(
MyServiceApplicationProxy proxy,
Uri address)
//Create Channelfactory
SetChannelFactory(proxy, address);
// Create a channel from the channel factory.
return s_ChannelFactory.CreateChannelActingAsLoggedOnUser(new EndpointAddress(address));
All research pointed out that "CreateChannelActingAsLoggedOnUser" would pass the current user (which is correctly identified within the event receiver!) to the service, but it doesn't work for my event receiver...
Any advice on this would be great!
With kind regards,
Joachim

You should be able to get the current user id from the SPListItemEventProperties object. From here you should be able to create a Claim. For example get the user by using
user = SPWeb.Users.GetByID(properties.CurrentUserId)
SPClaim claim = SPClaimProviderManager.CreateUserClaim(user.email, SPOriginalIssuerType.TrustedProvider, issuerIdentifier);
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.administration.claims.spclaimprovidermanager.createuserclaim(v=office.14).aspx
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IPhone 4 Display woes and no Apple customer service from Apple.

Just purchased 2 iPhone 4s yesterday and get home and they both have developed a yellowish tint in the corner. I then noticed on my phone a dark blob in the middle. All in addition to the iphone having to require me to buy the bumpers that I don't want.
I have called Apple, the store doesn't have any. Called customer care, they want me to pay $30 per phone to ship them back and wait a week. I have no house phone so I cannot be without a phone. I don't have a credit card so I cannot afford to have them draft my funds. I just bought 2 64 3g iPads and so I'm very frustrated.
Does anyone have any other suggestions as to what I should do other than return the phones back to the store and go with another provider?
I love Apple, but this is just silly.

SaTownTexan wrote:
Verizon has this thing going on where if you start a new contract you can buy one droid get one free. I'm canceling my at&t service and the cancelation fee will pay for itself by the end of the year. Updating my 3gs to iOS4 turned my phone into a paperweight, i made a mac genius appointment via tech support after being walked through the "recovery" process on my iphone, which would lock up my entire computer. when I get to the store they tell me that sometimes "appointments made via tech support will sometimes get dropped" they weren't able to "fit me in" until five hours later.
Get used to awful tech support and costumer service if you stay with at&t/apple
Funny how they have to give Droids away to get people signed up, yet even w/ known issues iPhones are still the ones people want to own. Personally I had a yellow screen iPhone. The local store exchanged it for me, no prob. Took about 5 min. I can't imagine getting better customer service at Verizon. In fact I know you can't from personal experience.

Pandora Doesn't Work on Droid X2-Bad Customer Service from Verizon

This probably isn't news for most Droid X2 users, but my husband can't get Pandora to work on his newly purchased Droid X2. What's really frustrating is that we went to our local Verizon store to pick out a phone for my husband because he wanted to listen to Pandora at work & neither one of us was at all familiar with android phones. We told the salesman that we were newbies & asked his advice on which phone to get. This guy(Fred) assured us that he was a pro & he listened to Pandora all the time on his Verizon phone. He specifically recommended that we get the Droid X2 for listening to Pandora. Unfortunately we did as he suggested & signed on. It took my husband way more than the allotted 14 days to familiarize himself with using the Droid, let alone Pandora. By the time he felt comfortable using Pandora on his phone at home (using the WiFi), it was past the 14 day trial period. That was when he discovered that Pandora wasn't working right on his phone without the WiFi. Naturally he assumed he was doing something wrong. Then we checked into the problem online & discovered that the Droid X2 was infamous for not working with Pandora.
We went back to our salesman,Fred, & asked him for help in getting Pandora to work. This went on for a few weeks and eventually he admitted that in fact Pandora doesn't work on the phone he recommended to us for just that use. We assumed that he would help us in upgrading to a phone that would work since he was the one led us astray. That was when he went into standard Verizon mode & told us that our 14 days were up & there was nothing he could - or would- do to help us. So we contacted Verizon directly & were told the same thing.
Is this kind of bad customer service typical of Verizon? I don't understand what the big deal was about not helping us to fix our salesman's mistake. If we'd made this mistake on our own, I could see Verizon telling us that we were stuck. But we told them we were newbies & asked for their help.
I'm really disappointed because I bought this phone for my husband so he could enjoy Pandora at work. And now he's stuck with 2 years of making do with other services & hoping that maybe Pandora will help him out. Does anybody have any suggestions as to anything we can do to make this sorry situation work? Thanks.

Milkring wrote:
This probably isn't news for most Droid X2 users, but my husband can't get Pandora to work on his newly purchased Droid X2. What's really frustrating is that we went to our local Verizon store to pick out a phone for my husband because he wanted to listen to Pandora at work & neither one of us was at all familiar with android phones. We told the salesman that we were newbies & asked his advice on which phone to get. This guy(Fred) assured us that he was a pro & he listened to Pandora all the time on his Verizon phone. He specifically recommended that we get the Droid X2 for listening to Pandora. Unfortunately we did as he suggested & signed on. It took my husband way more than the allotted 14 days to familiarize himself with using the Droid, let alone Pandora. By the time he felt comfortable using Pandora on his phone at home (using the WiFi), it was past the 14 day trial period. That was when he discovered that Pandora wasn't working right on his phone without the WiFi. Naturally he assumed he was doing something wrong. Then we checked into the problem online & discovered that the Droid X2 was infamous for not working with Pandora.
We went back to our salesman,Fred, & asked him for help in getting Pandora to work. This went on for a few weeks and eventually he admitted that in fact Pandora doesn't work on the phone he recommended to us for just that use. We assumed that he would help us in upgrading to a phone that would work since he was the one led us astray. That was when he went into standard Verizon mode & told us that our 14 days were up & there was nothing he could - or would- do to help us. So we contacted Verizon directly & were told the same thing.
Is this kind of bad customer service typical of Verizon? I don't understand what the big deal was about not helping us to fix our salesman's mistake. If we'd made this mistake on our own, I could see Verizon telling us that we were stuck. But we told them we were newbies & asked for their help.
I'm really disappointed because I bought this phone for my husband so he could enjoy Pandora at work. And now he's stuck with 2 years of making do with other services & hoping that maybe Pandora will help him out. Does anybody have any suggestions as to anything we can do to make this sorry situation work? Thanks.
From the Pandora website located here
Note: We do not support Pandora on rooted or unlocked phones, unofficial OS releases, or custom ROMs.
Trouble Streaming Pandora on Android
If you're having issues using Pandora on Android, try the following steps:
1. Uninstall the app: From the home screen, press the menu key and select Settings then Applications. Select Manage Applications. Scroll down and select Pandora. Then Uninstall.
2. Power down the phone and pull the battery out. Put the battery back in and turn the phone on.
3. Reinstall: Go to the Android Market and search for Pandora.
4. Clear data for Pandora: Press the menu key and select Settings then Applications. Next select Manage Applications. On that page select Clear data.
5. Switching from High Quality audio to Normal Quality audio. From the Now Playing screen, press the phone's menu button and select Preferences. Change the Cell Network Audio Quality to Normal instead of High.

How do I speak with someone in Customer SERVICE from the U.S. who isn't speaking from a script?

I am very frustrated. I have spent over 8 hours trying to get my Dreamweaver subscription to work on my PC to no avail. Six hours have been spent with foreign support. I want to speak with someone who isn't speaking from a script who can actually help me. Unfortunately even the customer service staff is in India and speaks from a script. Do I have any options?

What exactly is the problem?
These user to user forums can help but they are best used in a specific Q&A format. Ask a specific question including relevant details (operating system etc), get a specific answer.

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