Verizon Wireless Refund Check

I can't believe that I just got a refund check in the mail from Verizon Wireless for $0.20 - yep that's 20 cents! It cost them more to process the credit check and the amount it took to mail it! What a joke!

I just received a refund check for 1 cent. I cannot believe it was a refund check that pays $ .01. That's really absurd. They need to figure out how to cut costs. That's one reason why their prices are too high and keep going up. Ridiculous.

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How long does it take to receive Verizon refund check? Waiting 7 months already?!

I don't know what is going on with Verizon as they are taking forever to send my refund check. Verizon owes me $87.86 and I still haven't received it after 7 months. I spoken to a couple customer reps and they pretty much keep on telling me "Keep on waiting. It will come soon.". Is this normal for Verizon to not give owed refund checks or make customers wait so long?
Can any customer representative help me out in this situation?

Hi WHen23,
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. Please keep all correspondence regarding your issue in the private support portal.

Verizon wireless billing error

i have been with Verizon wireless since 2006,With two lines,cell phone and broadband/laptop.2010 my 2 year contract period for the third time had been fullfilled.I upgraded to the Droid 1-phone line w/data,By doing this i no longer needed broadband #/laptop line.The Verizon employee doing my new contract/upgrade advised me that she was putting my broadband # on suspension for one day to avoid being charged a fee for early termination.The end result is Verizon has been billing me for broadband line that has no attached equipment rendering it useless for over two years.When I contacted customer service they assured me this issue would be resolved and admitted this oversight was due to Verizon employee error,in the amount of over $1,200 dollars.One week later i contacted customer service once again to check statis of refund this time I was talking to a location in Washington state and was informed my previouse contact was with a south carolina location ?.After a fourtyfive minute conversation with a Verizon rep.she came to the same conclusion,But told me Verizons policy allowed no more than six months reimbursement,I requested to speak with a manager,She confirmed my request put me on a short hold and returned offering me twelve months reimbursement even though this was against company policy.I said thank you and requested a supervisor once again.Put on hold and than greeted by floor manager "Nate".Nate then informed me that again Verizon protocal would only allow A six month credit.I then inquired about twelve month offer I had recieved moments ago.Nate states";you should of taken that offer now all i will do is six months.".I was not provided a service or product in any shape size or form and was being charged for nothing.

I changed accounts within Verizon. They told me I have a refund coming of $58. Then they BILL ME for $58. I told them exactly what the customer service rep said that a refund of $58 would be made because I "paid ahead". Well, guess whats on my credit report? Unbelievable, lying corporation. P.S. They didn't post three of my payments to the correct account, too. I wish I could just Sue them without all of the freaking hassle of doing so. They report to the credit bureaus, but we can't report them. Unjust freaking system.

Using foreign CDMA phones on Verizon Wireless

Hi, I went to South Korea for an internship and was given a LG U+ Samsung Galaxy S2 from a relative. It is CDMA, and after looking at the specifications it seems like it should work on Verizon Wireless network. However I was told that non VZW branded phones will not work unless the ESN number is manually added so I'm looking for some clarification. I'm not sure if I posted this in the right section, but hopefully I can get my question answered. It would also be helpful if a VZW rep could chime in!

Hi lagmachine and congrats on the internship! In reagards to using your device in South Korea, we would need to check the ESN to make sure the phone is compatible with our network. Additionally, you would need to activate service. Since we're not the carrier in South Korea, you would pay international roaming charges.
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Verizon Wireless keeps dropping the ball.

Back in March 2012 I was tired of the billing issues T-Mobile had with Suncom UnPlan users and decided to start shopping for another account.
My employer had a discount at all of the major Wireless Providers.
I called Sprint then AT&T saving Verizon for last. Both Sprint and AT&T had decent rates but when I called Verizon the sales agent made a compelling quote.
He offered me the 2000 Minute Family plan with Unlimited Talk and Text for $120 for 5 lines. He then offered me a smartphone for free with 4GB data for $30 more per month plus I would get a 20% discount. This rate was within my budget and about the same as the rate I had with T-Mobile. He gave me an estimate of the monthly cost and it was around the $150 rate. I agreed to the deal and we conferenced with the 3rd party for the contract.
I received my phones fairly quickly. I also quickly noticed the Verizon Coverage was not as good as T-Mobile especially in my house. Verizon shipped a free network extender to cover that gap. After about 1.5 months of service I received my first bill and it was huge. They had charged me activation charges for the lines that was not discussed by the salesman plus they had added $50 of monthly line charges and partial pro rated line charges that I was not quoted.
I called Verizon ready to disconnect. I ended up talking to Executive Support who corrected the billing but to my concern they did it by adding a "promotion" that would expire and I would have to call to have re-added once it expired. At least the bill was correct and I paid the same rate for a year as a loyal paying customer. Once the year had passed the "promotion" dropped and I had to go through a huge hassle to have it re-added again but they did, I was also encouraged to drop to the 1400 minute plan since I wasn't using very many minutes.
In October 2013, I contacted Verizon exec support to see if I could take advantage of some phones Best Buy was selling and to make sure my rate would not increase. The agent helped me do early upgrades and said everything should be fine. But, after the year was up they added the $50 monthly charges again. I called back to have the bill corrected and they said they would contact a department to see if they can put the "promotion" back on my account. I did not receive a call back. 1.5 months passed and I was getting the dirty Verizon calls where they didn't leave a message and answered one of them. It was billing wanting me to make a payment. I had been paying monthly, and the same rate monthly but they were wanting more but they had not contacted me back. I was hung up on 2 times in the IVR system then finally spoke to an agent. She promised to have a supervisor on the line and after about 45 minutes of trying she promised they would call me back which they did not. I then contacted VerizonWireless on Twitter having a very public expression of my ordeal and also getting quotes from Sprint and AT&T responding to those very Tweets. AT&T wants my service for $155/mo for 5 lines, 2 smartphones, 10GB shared Data, unlimited talk and text which is very comparable to what I have been paying Verizon without the $50 line charges. I finally was able to get an Executive support person on the phone and she was rude, un-understanding, and ended up rudely hanging up on me. I called back to support and wanted to complain against her and her refusal to escalate along with the hangup. I was promised again a callback. At one point I had told the Executive support exactly what I want out of this situation.... either:
1) Correct the billing, Remove the $50 monthly charges as my verbal agreement in the initial sales call was defined.
or
2) Remove all charges, no disconnect charges, we can wash our hands of each other and I will begin anew with AT&T.
Before hanging up on me she offered a $200 one time credit but no permanent billing fix. She welcomed the disconnection of my service and offered no termination charges for one of my 2 lines still in contract. I informed her I did not consider being within any contract once they breeched it by adding charges that were not agreed to in the original sales call/contract.
After contacting Customer Service again the agent I spoke with was appalled by the way I was treated and assured me they would escalate to the level beyond the agent who hung up on me and promised a callback. She also noted that the account shows they had offered a $200 credit every 4 months which exactly offsets those monthly charges and I told her that was EXACTLY the kind of thing that could resolve this for us and I was good with that. She said she would apply the credit and it should show up within 3 business days. I continued to check and almost 2 weeks passed. No credit has been added.
I called back again tonight 6/27 and asked the agent when the credit would be applied... She told me the credit was pending a supervisor approval and couldn't guarantee me that it will ever be applied. I explained how many hours I worked on this and the time I have invested along with the mental anguish. She wanted to consult with someone after she had me tell her the whole story again and was away from the phone for some times. Once she came back she pushed the point everyone at Verizon wants to make telling me the promotion expired. I had to keep explaining the promotion was only placed on my account to correct the billing issue caused by the rate the sales agent had sold the service to me. I told her I didn't care what they wanted to call the price correction as long as my bill was back down to the affordable rate. She wasted 1 hour of my time tonight. Again I have the promise of a callback. I thought 2 weeks again this issue was totally resolved but it appears it is happening again.
Now I must mention the other issues I have had with Verizon. And the other hours of calls related to the LG phones sent to me originally and how I had to send d back 8 piece of junk phones with issues such as charging issues, non responding keys, screen not responding, microphone failure, etc. And the torture it took to get Verizon to send replacement Samsung phones for these units. Verizon wrongly made me purchase all of the back plates and batteries instead of providing those.
Another issue was he hassle I had with BestBuy where they couldn't sell me the phones due to Verizon having my Droid Charge showing up as an Unknown Device in the system. This disrupted the BestBuy system and cost me hours of support on the phone/ at the store/ backing up lines. Etc. Best Buy was at the point where they were just going to give us the phones because of all of the trouble. All of the trouble stemmed from how Verizon changed the phone to an Unknown device in punishment for having an unlocked device.
Another issue was with coverage at my Son's college. They had almost zero coverage and Verizon support put in a ticket to investigate. They found it was due to coverage. The agent that put in the ticket said they would provide him a range extender at no cost if they found it to be an issue with coverage. When I called back to have the range extender shipped they balked. The person on the phone pretty much called me a liar and I had to go through executive support again to have the range extender sent to resolve his problems.
All said, Verizon has an investment in me, they have provided 2 range extenders. The have corrected errors that resulted in activation fees. They corrected pricing errors by adding a counter acting "promotion". They still are more expensive than AT&T even without those line charges. Why can't I just have the original deal honored. Why does my time and investment selecting a service, listening to a sales pitch, accepting a deal, not count for anything? Why must I spend hours on the phone to get things corrected? Why was I sold a non-standard plan? Why do I have to shop again for service? Why not just honor the original deal? Why is Verizon more expensive than AT&T? Why does Sprint/AT&T/ and T-mobile have better coverage locally than Verizon?
Please send this information to the CEO.

TonyD_VZ wrote:
I'm not sure you fully read/understood my wordy post. A sales agent made an offer (verbal contract) which I used to select Verizon's service. There was no "pro ration" talk. I know most people probably physically travel to a dealer and make their wireless purchase, this was not the case for me. I did not sign a contract. I listened to the telephone salesman's sales pitch, entering into the contract on his word. I did not use any other method to "validate" his offer as I trusted him as an agent of Verizon Wireless and took his word much like you would accept the word of a car dealer if he told you the price of a car also included free oil changes and a free tank of gas monthly. If you went to the dealer and they started charging for oil changes and gas after the sale was made based on the salesman's offer, it would be a breech of the verbal contract and it is very likely that a lawsuit would award the plaintiff a victory (If there was any way to prove the wording of the verbal contract). Lucky for me, Verizon Wireless records their sales calls and a third party is engaged to verbally witness the contract "signing". Though my wordy story is confusing due to the convolution Verizon has spun into this web, the issue here is entirely based on the initial offer I accepted from the sales agent. I would not have selected Verizon's service if the offer had been $50 more per month like they are now trying to charge me.
I understood your post just fine. What I am pointing out is the fact that the customer agreement specifically states no other "contract," verbal or written, overrides the customer agreement.
"This agreement and the documents it incorporates form the entire agreement between us. You can't rely on any other documents, or on what's said by any Sales or Customer Service Representatives, and you have no other rights regarding Service or this agreement. This agreement isn't for the benefit of any third party except our parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, agents, and predecessors and successors in interest. Except where we've agreed otherwise elsewhere in this agreement, this agreement and any disputes covered by it are governed by federal law and the laws of the state encompassing the area code of your wireless phone number when you accepted this agreement, without regard to the conflicts of laws and rules of that state."
So, no, there was no other binding contract you or Verizon entered into. Their customer agreement is quite clear about that. No analogy or comparison to any other type of service or contract applies here. You consented to the customer agreement which includes the above statement. I am not saying I agree with it or like it, but that is the contract you agreed to.
The recorded call and third party witness won't help you. It doesn't matter what the agent said, or what anyone witnessed other than the Verizon Wireless Customer Agreement. Having said that, the contract for service doesn't include pricing, only that you will maintain service for the duration of the agreement. The plan, pricing, and features are not part of it. Neither is a guarantee of an employee discount. If you have a discount that applies when you sign up for service and then change employers during that time, you will lose the original discount as it is not part of the contract. Additionally, the customer agreement states that no class action lawsuits are allowed.

Verizon Wireless iPhone 4 FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions:
Two models available:
Apple® - iPhone® 4 16GB Mobile Phone (Verizon Wireless) - Black
Apple® - iPhone® 4 32GB Mobile Phone (Verizon Wireless) - Black
When was the Verizon Wireless iPhone 4 made available at Best Buy®?
Thursday, February 10th, 2011.
What is the pricing for the Verizon Wireless iPhone 4 at Best Buy®?
$199 for the 16GB model and $299 for the 32GB model. A two-year agreement is required with a new activation or qualified upgrade.
Full retail price is $699.99 for the 16GB model and $799.99 for the 32GB model.
Verizon is not offering an early upgrade promotion.
Was there a pre-order available for the Verizon Wireless iPhone 4 at Best Buy®?
No. Units were sold on a first come, first served basis. No reservations were accepted.
What plans are available with the Verizon Wireless iPhone 4?
Standard Verizon Wireless plans. All iPhone 4 subscribers on Verizon Wireless will be required to subscribe to a $29.99 monthly unlimited data plan.
Is the Verizon Wireless iPhone 4 available for ordering on BestBuy.com?
In store pickup orders are accepted on BestBuy.com.
How do I know if I qualify for the discounted pricing if I am an existing customer wanting to upgrade?
Existing Verizon Wireless customers may check their eligibility here: http://www.bestbuymobile.com/upgradechecker
If I have existing iOS software applications from an iPhone or iPad, can I sync them with the Verizon Wireless iPhone 4?
Yes, you may use iTunes to sync as normal.
Can I use my existing iPhone from AT&T on a Verizon Wireless account?
No, the two phone versions use different cellular technology to communicate with the network.
Can I keep my phone number from another wireless network?
Yes, check the number portability here: http://bbym.us/VZWPort
Accessories:
There are subtle differences in the design of the Verizon Wireless iPhone 4 due to an antenna redesign. Therefore, existing iPhone 4 accessories may not fit the new design. Accessories available for the iPhone 4 in our stores will be labeled accordingly. Please see a Best Buy Mobile associate for details.
Will my existing power and data cables for the iPhone 4 remain the same?
Yes, this has not changed.
Will my existing screen protector or screen protectors made for the AT&T iPhone 4 work with the Verizon Wireless version?
Yes, the screen dimensions have not changed.
Will my existing case or cases made for the AT&T iPhone 4 work with the Verizon Wireless version?
It might attach but will not be an exact fit. We will have cases available for the Verizon Wireless iPhone 4.
New accessories that will fit all versions of iPhone 4:
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The iPhone 4 on Verizon Wireless retails for $199 for 16GB model and $299 for the 32GB model with a new or qualified upgrade with two-year agreement.
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I am not a techy, but I am usually able to describe to the support people the exact conditions under which errors occur. Why this issue that we are both having, as common as it is (do a search and you will see it everywhere), is not common knowledge is beyond me.
To review my situation: If I was hooked to a Wi-Fi connection, I had no problem receiving or sending emails from my Time Warner account. Once I disabled the Wi-Fi switch on iPhone (as if I were out of range, traveling) and tried to send a message with my TW email account, I got the error message that it "could not identify" the server and then the email would go to my outbox.
I think I have found the answer after about an hour on the phone: a call to Time Warner who eventually urged me to call Verizon about outgoing server settings, a call to Verizon who told me that the problem was with TW and their settings, a call again to Time Warner, and finally I received a call from Verizon tech support to make sure I got my answer from Time Warner! The short answer is: Time Warner has an issue/limitation (Perhaps with the 3G network?)
*The second call to TW revealed what Verizon support suspected....YOU NEED TO BE ON A WI-FI TO SEND EMAILS VIA TW. No problem ever receiving--just sending.* I hope this sheds some more light on your situation. Not a major deal for me, (I'll probably use a gmail account), but it is good to know WHY something does not work. All parties were helpful and patient at least.

Verizon Wireless is About to Cost Me a Home!!!!!!!!!

This is EXTREMELY frustrating and I'm about to lose the home I really want to buy.
I applied for a mortgage this month (January 2014) and that's when I realized there's collections activity on all 3 credit bureaus with Verizon that I already paid. These collections are affecting my loan approval and now my mortgage loan is on hold. I have a bid on a house that I'm about to lose because Verizon's recovery department can't get their act together and is giving me the runaround. I PAID THIS ACCOUNT LAST SUMMER.
Last summer, I had a balance outstanding with Verizon on a couple subaccounts. I called recovery and they said I had a balance of $643.19. I paid this full amount about a week after the phone call (all documented).
When I discovered the collections on my credit bureaus. I immediately checked my bank account dating back to last summer and it shows the payment POSTED clearly saying "Verizon Wireless Bill Pay" etc.... I called recovery the next day after being transferred 3 times and wait times totaling 43 minutes while I'm at work. I explain my long story to the rep and she asked me to fax in the bank statement that shows it cleared and she said they'll call me within 48 hours (this was last week. I faxed it immediately and also attached a blank check to show it's my account (accounts numbers match).
Of course I didn't get a call back so I called them on Friday to get an update because the realtor, the mortgage lender, the seller and myself are all waiting on this. There are no updates and the rep asked me to call back Monday. This is after I had to explain to whole entire story again. After explaining the story each time, the rep always tries to fix it even though I adamantly tell them they can't fit it and just to check the notes and give me an update.
Fast forward to Thursday and two more phone calls, two more times of explaining the story to new reps, two more supervisors, I STILL haven't had a resolution yet. Now they're asking for my full credit card number to search the payment. WHY SHOULD I GIVE MY CREDIT CARD NUMBER AGAIN WHEN THIS IS NOT MY MISTAKE AND IS VERIZON'S MISTAKE????? I made the payment, it says it clearly on my bank statement, my bank will back me up on this!! I'm about to lose the home I want to purchase because Verizon lost my payment! I want this escalated to someone that CAN help with a sense of urgency since nobody else seems to care that Verizon's mistake is about to cost me a home. The rep told me to email the "Contact Us" link on the website. Are you kidding???? THat's how I escalate to someone higher up? To email a general email address that thousands of other customers are emailing?? Unacceptable....
I have been given 3 days to get this cleared up or I lose the bid on the home. If that happens, this WILL become news. If they cannot locate my payment after over a week, I don't think they will and I will lose this house. Even if I lose it and apply for another home, these collections WILL still show on my credit bureau and I'm still screwed over by Verizon. Desperate cry for help online...is there ANYONE that can actually help or did I just waste a week and lose a home? If this remains on my credit report and I can't get a mortgage, then this WILL go viral online and make news. It's only fair I get it credited and it gets removed from my credit report. I've sent in a bank statement, a screenshot, a blank check showing matching account numbers and now they want my credit card number. This is completely unacceptable and people need to be aware of this...

http://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/rules/rulemaking-regulatory-reform-proceedings/fair-debt-collection-practices-act-text
First off the non payment to verizon was indeed correct. You admit this in your post.
Secondly, correct information even if paid in full will stay on your credit report for 7-10 years. Any subsequent posting to the trade line will again make it show longer. Read the link it is the law.
Your state of residence may have credit reporting laws similar to the Federal Law.
A mortgage lender can in most cases overlook certain debts that have been paid. It varies from lender to lender. I know a couple that had a electric company bill posted on his credit report, not a big invoice just $90 the electric company never sent the invoice after they moved or the post office did not forward it. In any case the bank only needed a letter from the creditor stating that the invoice has been paid in full.
They received their mortgage and the credit bureaus show it as paid.
However verizon wireless will not be able to assist you with such documents because of just where and who in this large company can produce the document you need? And they will not remove the information from your three credit bureaus. The information that you were late, or went to collections, or charged off is factual so it will remain.
When we bought our home we had the credit union give us an advanced copy to see where we stood. They even said they would use the report from the best one we liked. Needless to say we have no negative dings so getting mortgage and personal lines of credit are no problem. You have to watch your report very carefully and often.
I know that is no comfort to you now. The good part about this is *IF* because of Verizon's not reporting properly or it being in error that could have been fixed, you can get a lawyer and sue for three times the amount of the mortgage you lost due to their error. However if the information is correct be it paid or unpaid the black mark will stand.
Good Luck

How Verizon WIreless Deals With A Customer's Issues With A Flawed Device

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Let me start at the beginning…
I have had a bad history with phones during my 6 years I been with Verizon Wireless(VZW). All the phones I had with them always have some manufacturer issues. I either had to pay a deductible or was allowed to exchange it for free due to it still being under warranty. I had to go through this 14 times in under 6 years. For the most part, Verizon Wireless has been very helpful with these issues & the amazing service they provided as kept me a very loyal customer. These qualities even lead me to sign up for Verizon FiOS over Comcast when I moved into my new apartment.
On February 17th, 2014, I received my tax refund. Most of it was going to repairs for my car, but for a birthday gift to me, I wanted to upgrade my phone. At the time, VZW had a deal to trade in your old phone & upgrade to a new phone. Your trade in got $100 taken off the cost of your new phone. I thought that was a sweet deal since the phone I had, The Motorola Razr Maxx HD was my 4th replacement to replace my original phone from when I first upgrade my phone with a new contract 2 years ago, The Motorola Droid 3. The Razr Maxx HD was a good phone but not what I wanted, It did what it needed to do & the technology was steller. Just not my first choice in a phone.
Since the Droid 3 was no longer in production, i always had to get a replacement phone VZW saw fit for me to get. Now with my contract up & my opportunity to get a new phone, I knew what I wanted I wanted the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 now. It has so many amazing features, apps & it is the perfect phone for someone my size. I can easily text with it, I do not feel I will crush the phone holding on to it & all of the hardware in it is like nothing on the market at that time. I been researching the phone months before it came out & I knew once I had the money, this is the phone I wanted.
So I went to the VZW Store ready to make the exchange and have a phone I wanted finally for once in nearly 2 years. I got there to be helped my a gentleman named Teddy. He was eager to help me. I told him why I was there & instantly got the ball rolling. My phone I wanted was in stock, I was able to get $100 from the trade-in promotion. HE also informed me I could get a free tablet by just paying the taxes for it, A mere $15 & The Note 3 was on sale. I could walk out this day with a new phone AND a tablet for $172! So I agreed to it & all I had to do was pay. Then the problems started…
I was told I could not pay with my debit card. This was due to an issue of a returned payment. An issue I had with VZW due to their company in October 2013 in which they took 9 days to process my monthly bill payment to only return it when the funds was still available to complete it. So I had to leave the store to find an ATM to withdrawal the cash so I could purchase the phone & tablet. Once I came back, we tried to finish the sale. Now I was told I could not trade in my phone due to the fact VZW did not allow me to make debit payments because of their own error. I was told i could pay full price for the phone and I could not get the tablet. I declined & left the store.
Very upset, I called VZW’s customer service line to formally complain. They could do nothing to help me since no one, not even a supervisor could fix these restrictions to my account. This made me more upset, so I went above their head & reported my situation to The Better Business Bureau(BBB). Within 7 days, a Manager From VZW’s Home Headquarters, named Brian (removed), finally called me to resolve my issues. HE apologized, removed my account restrictions & was sending me A Galaxy Note 3 for my troubles free of charge. I wanted the tablet too but did not care at this point. I just wanted a phone I wanted for once & I can do without a tablet. I never went out of my way to get one before & I was not planning to now.
On February 25, I received my new phone. I instantly fell in love. The phone was the perfect size for me & it worked just like every review I read online said it would. Then on February 27th, the phone began to have charging issues. The factory charging cable that came the the phone began to have issues charging the phone, then not recognizing the charger at all. I called customer service to make a complaint. This is when I learned for the first time that The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has a defect with it’s charging cable & charging the device. They told me I could either mail the cable for a replacement or try to get the replacement at a store. So I decided to go to the same VZW store to get the replacement.
Once I got there, I had to wait in line for 30 minutes to finally speak to someone. Once I did, I was told they had no chargers in store. All that could be done was call Samsung & have a replacement phone sent to me. I asked what would I do for a charger until then & they said I could use the micro USB charger from my last phone to charge it.
So I mailed the charger to Samsung, who said it would take 8-10 days to get my replacement. During this time, the phone began to now stop holding a long charge. So I again called customer service. I was again told to go to the VZW store to get a replacement charger. I went back to the store again to be told they could do nothing for me since I did not have to original charger. All I the could do was sell me a mobile charger for 50% off. Since i need my phone, I had no choice. I had to spend $30 now on a device to help my faulty one.
March 6th, my replacement charger arrived. I was happy because now I can charge my phone with the proper charger & get a full battery life from it. That same day the charger had the same issues again. So i instantly took it to the Verizon Store to be told I need to call customer service for a replacement phone. So I return home to see in my mailbox is my VZW bill. The statement says my bill is $400! Verizon Wireless & Brian (removed) had charged me full price for my phone despite what he told me when he called me.
I instantly called his office to only get his answering machine. I left a very angry yet respectful message explaining my disgust with what he & VZW have done since I got this phone. I said I refuse to pay anything until this issue is fully resolved. I then proceeded to file another complaint to The BBB. This time I would get no response from VZW. Instead i had to call and chat online with their customer service lines for over a month to have a REFURBISHED device, a replacement battery & a generic charging cable sent to me. My phone still has charging issues & I must travel around DAILY with my mobile charger to make it a whole day to be able to use my device.
Verizon Wireless and Brian (removed) will not resolve this issue for me. Instead they have suspended services to my phone and are forcing me to pay the full price for the phone or having my service “permanently discontinued”.
I am left with no choice but to pay this by next month. I need my phone for personal, business & emergency reasons just like everyone else. I can not pay this AND an early termination fee. Verizon Wireless has done nothing to help me & now I am stuck in a contract for the next 16 months with a company that has done this to me during the last 2+ months. I have a improper working phone and they get $400 for it and Brian (removed) gets his commission.
Before I pay this bill, I am making one last complaint to The BBB & I am spreading my story across social media like wildfire, I am hoping someone at Verizon Wireless sees this. MAYBE they will do the right thing. Then again, they had the chance to & have not….
Mr. Brian (removed) & Verizon Wireless,
My Name IS Reginald (removed). Due to months of complaints you should very well know who I am. Since you will NOT help me, I have no choice but to play by your rules and pay you ridiculous cost for a phone despite the act of what I was verbally told. You & your company you work for have had countess times to make this right & you have not. I might have to be stuck in a situation like this, but the entire internet will now learn of your actions & how you treat people. Maybe this will teach you all how to properly treat your paying customers. Someone can still make this right. You have my number, but you would have to reactivate it to contact me though.
Regards,
Reginald (removed)
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Verizon Wireless Customer Service Complaint

I want to either file a complaint for the horrible customer service I received from a Verizon customer service rep and manager or learn how to file one. I just transferred from AT&T 2 weeks ago and I am already regretting it. I cant seem to find an email to be able to do this. If I dont hear from anyone with Verizon Wireless, I will just let T-Mobile buyout my contract or anyone that wants to buy me out. Kathleen KBG Verizon Wireless Customer Support
Thanks.

Dear Verizon Customer Service
On the 3rd of October I came into the Verizon Wireless-4G store on 8726 S Sepulveda Bvd Ste C, Westchester, CA 90045 where I requested to set up a new account with Verizon and pre order a new iphone 6. The employee (Michael) who set up my account, copy pasted my address from my drivers licensee without verifying with me if it was my current address. After completing my order, I signed the contact only to find out later that the incorrect address was used. So I walked into the store a couple days later to notify your employee (Michael) that the address was incorrect, but he assured me that it could be easily changed once my phone was delivered to the store and my service was initiated with Verizon. Finally on the 21's of October, when I came in to pickup my phone and complete the application, (Michael) who had initiated my application was not present, so your employee Steve Martinez was left to complete my application. From the beginning he was not only very rude, but seemed unwilling to help me, mentioning that I should wait for Michael to continue with my application, but due to my limited time, I asked him to continue with the process. When I told him that I wanted to update my address, he told me that I would not be able to do that without a proof of address. So due to my limited time, I told him to continue with my old address, and I would switch it at a later time. He denied this request, stating that he would not continue with my application until I gave him proof of a different address. I pleased with him to help me figure out a way to solve this problem and try other options, but he absolutely denied all of my suggestions or requests, stating that the only way he would continue with my account was if I provided him proof of my recent move to a new location. Following this exchange, I tried to contact customer service for help, but they notified me that the only person that could help me at this time was an in-store representative Steve Mendez because my account was not yet active. No matter how many times I asked for his help, Steve refused to continue processing my account, going so far as to say that If I wasn't happy with his service, I was welcome to a full refund and removal from Verizon service. Extremely unhappy, I left the store and took a taxi to my rental office in order to obtain a copy of my lease agreement. Finally after almost two hours of transportation, I returned with all the requested paperwork, and found that (Michael) who had initially started my account was present.
At this time, Michael notified me that not only did I not need the extra paperwork to complete my order, but that he only needed my old address in the first place to initiate my account. So after couple waisted hours and 43.51$ dollars of taxi expense, I was finally able to complete my Verizon application with Micheal. As a new Verizon customer, I am very disappointed with the level of customer service I received from Steve Mendez, who seemed more willing to transfer me to another company that work with me to figure out a solution to my problem. I had looked forward to starting service with your company, and it is unfortunate that my first experience with your employee's was such a poor one. In response to the recent incident, I would ask that my account be credited the 43.51$ that I needed to spend on transportation moving back and forth to retrieve a document that was not even used to setup my account. I can send receipt as a prof.
Sincerely, Sonja M

How can I reach a person with Verizon Wireless

Due to Hurricane Sandy I have a bill payment problem. I called my bank this morning to see if they were open. They were. I drove to the bank to make a deposit and they had already closed so I could not make the deposit. Tomorrow is a wait and see. I may not have power. That wouldn't prevent me from making a deposit. If my bank is closed due to no power and I can not make a deposit what will happen with a payment I made via phone using my checking account information already saved in the billing part of Verizon Wireless. I always make my payment either via computer on-line or by phone. Always using my same checking account. I knew I could get to the bank the next morning (today, Monday, November 29th) and there would not be a problem. I even went to my checking account and checked on line. The Verizon payment which would show up as an ACH (I think I got that right, I don't have my checking account open and in front of me right now) payment and indicate it was to Verizon Wireless was not on my account yet. My concern began to grown as the storm is causing so many closures. Tomorrow the bank may be open, I make my deposit, and no problem. I wish I had the security of speaking with someone from Verizon Wireless since this is something I've never encountered and hopefully never do again. I am a worrier. I try not to worry about things I can not do anything about. Considering that my cell phone was my only contact once power goes I wanted that security or I would have waited and done things in the opposite and normal order. I do not know how and have not been able to reach an actual person with Verizon Wireless. I am hoping someone else will have the answer to my question and know how to reach a person. I would then stop worrying. I have been a Verizon Wireless customer for about ten years and I have four cell phones on my plan including my father who lives alone in Groveland, FL and was nearly killed in a tractor accident a few years ago. He did not have a phone. I have gladly provided him with one and I don't want to jeopardize my wireless account. That is why I am so worried about this. He is worried about me up here in this storm and I am always glad to know I can reach him to check on him since he lives alone. Verizon Wireless provided the security I needed for myself, my father, and my son. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Must have cell phone family - Janice

Hi Ebru,
Subsequence results are actually stored in their own resultlist container within TS.Sequencecall, which is accessible through the following statement:
Locals.ResultList[step].TS.SequenceCall.ResultList
where step is the index of the sequence call step. This resultlist is structured in the same way as the main resultList array. You can also access your subsequence directly from the sequence file container if it is in the same sequence file as the main sequence. Navigate to this reference using the following:
RunState.SequenceFile.Data.Seq[sequenceName]
Using this reference, you can access the containers for each step's result container.
Hope this helps!
Al B.
Staff Software Engineer - TestStand
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How is it impossible to change the shipping method when Verizon Wireless is the one who screwed up?

Verizon Wireless doesn't have an email address because they know they'd get inundated with their many dissatisfied customers. I used to say "I love Verizon Wireless!!" now when people ask why I'm still with Verizon I say, "Better the devil I know than the devil I don't." And that's what almost everyone I know says!!! Why are we paying for terrible customer service and terrible policies!!! Don't they get enough money from us without having to treat us like garbage?!?!?!
Anyway, this is a bit of a rant, and I just hope someone sees it who can try to effect some change, although I doubt that's possible.
I know this is probably not the best way to resolve my issue, but I've been on the phone with customer service for over an hour, and I don't have time to go through the proper channels to leave feedback that I'm not sure even gets reviewed.
I ordered a new iPhone 5c on March 31st, through a promotion where I got the 32GB for free. Wonderful promotion, I was very excited, it worked out very well for me. I entered my credit card information to pay the $30 upgrade fee, which, quite frankly, should be illegal, and Verizon Wireless should be ashamed of themselves for charging customers to continue being customers. But that's a battle for another day.
The iPhone 5c was on back order and was guaranteed shipped by April 18th. I'm a tax accountant, so it works out well that I was super busy and not staring at the mailbox during those 18 days. But every now and then I checked my order status and it was never updated with FedEx. So I was a little concerned. On Friday, April 18th at 6.06 EST, I called in and spoke with a woman who assured me nothing was wrong with my order, and by the time the weekend was over, I should have an updated status. I asked her to review it carefully because I was concerned that I hadn't received any kind of update. She said there was nothing in there to delay my order.
Cut to Tuesday, April 22. I was perturbed, but not alarmed that I didn't have my new phone. Until my mother reminded me that she was getting my old phone, and her grace period ends on Friday, when she needs to either reconnect a phone, or start paying for service again, with or without the phone. So I called Verizon to find out what was going on.
The $30 charge didn't go through, so they never sent my device out. There is no reason the charge didn't go through, I have confirmation that I entered my card information correctly, there was over $2,000 in that account. So nothing on my side was amiss. Nobody at customer service can figure out why the payment didn't process. And nobody has the authority to expedite the shipping of my new phone. Ashley had me on hold for over 10 minutes while she conferred with a supervisor. Then she hung up on me. An accident, I know, but she didn't try to call me back, or text me to give me a callback number (which I've been told is an option).
So I had to call back in and explain this all over again to a new representative who was unable to transfer me to Ashley. And Ashley didn't put her correct inner email on my call record, so the new rep couldn't contact her. The new rep said all she could do was take the $30 payment, and then send my phone out. I was understandably upset at how I'd been hung up on, and previously lied to by the rep on Friday the 18th. But the rep insisted there was nothing she could do to expedite the shipping of my phone. I asked to speak to a supervisor, waited almost 20 minutes, which I understand.
The supervisor gets on the phone, and insists there's nothing she can do to expedite the shipping of my phone. Even after I explained the whole story, she still couldn't do anything. Because I chose normal shipping when I ordered the phone, they couldn't change it to overnight shipping now without cancelling the order. But if they cancelled the order, then I wouldn't be eligible for the promotional price, since that promotion had ended. I find it hard to believe 1) that there is **nobody** at Verizon Wireless customer service who can contact the warehouse and ask them to overnight a shipment and 2) that there is **nobody** at Verizon Wireless who could cancel my original order, create a new order with overnight shipment, and then waive the price of the phone to be in line with the promotion/sale.
I find it equally impossible to believe that in special circumstances, you can't forward the stock request to a store near me so I can pick up in person.
And then, to make matters even more fun, the supervisor I was on the phone with told me I had to order asap, because the shipping cutoff had passed 15 minutes before, and there wasn't even a guarantee that my phone would be shipped out at the end of the day. So instead of getting my phone a week later than I should have, I'd be getting it over a week later than I should have. To further compound my anger and frustration, when I called Verizon on March 31st to ask a question about my update, I sat on hold for a few minutes and was transferred and then hung up on. So I was hung up on twice by customer service, and that still didn't get me what I wanted.
Now, I know these are first world problems. But if consumers keep letting themselves get pushed around by the big monopolies who don't care about my $75 a month, then it will just get worse.
Ask yourself: Would you stay with a company who treated you the way I was treated above?
If you made it this far, thanks for reading.
Sincerely,
Soon to be a Former Verizon Customer

I think most Verizon customers feel the same way:/ I was chatting with Verizon for over 2 hours and they still wouldn't help me. Verizon Wireless and their customer service is TERRIBLE!! I do not know why they still have customers. I upgraded to the iPhone 5S end of December 2013. I spent over $250 for the brand new iPhone 5S and only had it for 3 mos before I started having problems with it. It is now June and am on my 3rd iPhone 5s. This 3rd phone is having issues already, which will make it the 4th phone since I upgraded and the 3rd replacement refurbished phone they sent me. I called today asking for a new phone. I do not want any part of the iPhones anymore with as many problems as I have had. I spoke to 3 different representatives, and none of them would help me. I still have a year and a half at least left on my contract, so they are going to let me go through god knows how many more iPhones before my contract ends. They basically stated that if I wanted a different phone I have to pay full retail price for a new phone or else be stuck with replacement iPhone 5S' for the next year and a half. Verizon is worthless!! I'm thinking I'm going to switch carriers. I spent so much money on a brand new phone when I upgraded and only had the new phone for 3 mos....that's just ridiculous and unfair and Verizon won't replace it with another brand new phone. I am stuck with refurbished iPhone 5S'.

I want to run down how dissatisfied I currently am with Verizon Wireless

I want to run down how dissatisfied I currently am with Verizon Wireless; this stated with the pre-order of the iPhones on Friday I like many other customers received the "ecdp" error on the web site and it took 45 minutes to actually be able to place the order. I got the order in and had a 09/19/2014 ship date; spoke with a few Customer Service Reps in various areas such as 611, on many of the 800 numbers available, Internet Orders (including a Supervisor) and even a Social Media Service Rep all who have confirmed this ship date to be accurate.
Well today (09/17/2014) I check the Pre-Order Status page and my date has been changed to 10/14/2014 so I call in to speak to Internet Orders and the Rep advises me that yes my date was pushed back but no reason is supplied, I asked to speak to a Supervisor and was transferred to Howard, Operator # 2431235, who stated that yes the prior rep was accurate and that there was no reason available as to why my ship date changed. Howard continues by stating that as per upper management, Apple reported to Verizon that no iPhone 6+'s would be available at launch for Verizon to ship and that this has been common knowledge, within the company, that the 6+'s were not shipping until 10/14/2014, and that prior Verizon employee's to include supervisors were misinforming me of my shipping date. Howard continued to state that the reason I got the "ecdp" error was because of the company that I work for as Verizon offers a discount so the 'ecdp" error is not something Verizon is currently addressing. Howard then tells me not to worry that with the 10/14 date is a guaranteed delivery date and not to worry, if the phones come in early the order will be filled, I at this point ask Howard to note my account with our conversation to include the fact that he stated the 10/14 was a guaranteed date, at this point he states that while he is telling me this he will not put it in writing as at that point Verizon would be obligated to meet that date at minimum and he was not willing to put his position on the line if the phone is not shipped by that date(this can be confirmed by reviewing the recording of the call as I was advised that I was on a recorded line). I then asked to speak to his supervisor and was told his supervisor went home for the day and that he was the highest level supervisor on at this time. When I then asked for his supervisors contact information to lodge a complaint he said that I would need to call back in on 611 from my handset as Customer Service handles complaints not supervisors.
I did call back and speak with a Representative on 611 who tried to assist but was not able to do much, this rep took my information and is having their supervisor call me to try addressing the way Howard handled the call however this has not occurred at the time of this writing. I did tell this rep that I was honestly considering going to another carrier, (I have been with Verizon 7-8 years and currently have 10 lines of service on my account) I know I will not get the iPhone 6+ on launch day with another carrier which was not the driving factor but rather the way Howard dealt with the situation and the lack of respect that as a customer of Verizon I have always got from other representatives, as you know it takes one person to sour someone on a whole company, Howard even stated that if I want to go to another carrier that was fine with him. However, the Customer Service Rep I spoke with after Howard (I wish I could remember his name) calmed me down not to leave Verizon but did agree that a complaint needed to be filed, personally I would like to file it directly with an Associate Vice President or higher but do understand that there is a “Chain of Command” that needs to be filed
Let this be a warning to anyone who call internet sale and gets Howard, operator #2431235, I would suggest you immediately request a different supervisor that will treat you with respect. As stated above Howard will tell you that the iPhone 6+ was not and has never been available to ship on launch day due to Apple purposely not providing enough units to meet the demand and that Verizon knew this while taking our pre-orders.

I feel your pain Robert. I do believe VZW and Apple knew all along the I6 Plus would not be available on 19 Sep and that it was a way to bolster new contracts, renewed contracts and apple sales stats. It's unfortunate the company wasn't more clairvoyant, most of us would have still pre-ordered but been a little less frustrated.

Can you help resolve a "Go Wireless" and Verizon Wireless issue?

How do you file a complaint against "Go Wireless" and Verizon wireless? It was partially my mistake because I didn't realize that Go Wireless charges a premium for their service. That said, I was informed by the sales person that I could get the $150 bill credit per phone line I ported over, and a $200 visa card for each smart phone I turned in. That's $350 for each phone in credits.. This seemed like a great deal, so I purchased 3 phones, samsung galaxy 5. I paid a $50 premium per phone to buy them from the store (note..there are NO PRICES listed, you have to rely on what the sales persons quotes you). I also paid a $20 per phone "set up" fee and a $10 sim card fee. Again, I take responsibility for not asking if other verizon stores charged these additional fees. HOWEVER, when I was told to go to the corporate verizon store to get the envelopes for to turn in the smart phones for the $200 per phone credit - this was not my lack of research. I did go to the corporate office and was told that the $200 offer had ended 7 days ago. I went back to "Go Wireless" and the store manager told me that the employee was misinformed and was working off a quote sheet that was out dated. Ok, now you'd think they'd offer something to fix their "mis-informed" employees mistake. No, they said there was nothing they could do. I could return each phone for an additional stocking fee of $35, and cancel my plan. So, here I am...paid a premium for the phones, was "misinformed" by a store agent who was working off an outdated specials sheet, and my only recourse is to pay $105 to return the 3 phones. Something isn't right here. Verizon won't do anything, Go Wireless won't do anything. Any suggestions?

My girlfriend had a similar issue because her new device was not updated to IOS7 when she turned it on, but her backup point was created using IOS7. Check to be sure the restore point was created and then factory reset the phone after you have updated to 7.

Verizon Wireless Network Extender and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Customer Service experience

It was a dark and stormy night...
For the past eight years, I had been happy with Verizon wireless service. Great coverage and rarely a dropped call. However, all of that changed when I moved into a lovely mid-century modern condominium. The solid concrete walls and ceilings were blocking my attempts to communicate with the outside world (i.e. order pizza).
Enter the Verizon Wireless Network Extender! My own personal cell tower! Alas, the VWNE was $250, which was a lot of money. So, being the resourceful recycling advocate that I am, I procured a refurbished one and hooked it up to my network. Then I called Verizon to begin what would soon become one of the Bottom 10 Least Enjoyable Experiences in customer service history (note: obvious foreshadowing).
The first technician I spoke with was Benjamin, who was actually quite helpful. He noted the VWNE's MAC address and other information before attempting to allow me to access my unit. But he could not. Why? Apparently the unit was still registered to another Verizon customer. He told me the matter would be forwarded to "Verizon Correspondence Support" who would contact the registered owner and get their approval to reassign the unit.
A week later, I called in to ask about the status of my request, but was told by Darryl (another tech from the VWNE department) that the "Verizon Correspondence Support" department did not exist. Did. Not. Exist? Fine, I explained the situation again, and Darryl eventually told me he would submit a special access form which may resolve the problem. He apologized for the mixup, thanked me for my patience, and told me to wait 24-48 hours for his return call with the results.
120 hours later, I called to ask about the status of the change access form because I had not received a callback. Michelle, another representative of VWNE support, told me there was no record of this form having been submitted. No. Record...? After which, she made no effort to help me after reading through my transcript. In fact, quite the opposite. To paraphrase...
"I'm sorry we wasted two weeks of your time leading you to believe we had a solution. Actually, there is no Verizon Correspondence Department, there is no special access form, and no tech will be calling you back. Furthermore, I will not allow you to use our unit because the previous owner hasn't filled out Release Form 27B stroke 6. For all I know it might have been stolen. Perhaps by you? I guess we'll never know for sure, because I won't contact the owner for any reason. In fact, there is nothing I can do to help you whatsoever. But if you like, feel free to throw our network adapter in a landfill. Thank you and have a nice day."
OK Michelle, here's the deal. I don't even WANT this doohickey. You see, all I want is for my phone to work. That's why I am calling you. To get THIS piece of your equipment working, at my expense, so that I can continue to be a Verizon customer. Seems like I'm doing my part. Why is this so difficult?
"Sorry"
Lesson of the story? DON'T BE A MICHELLE. If a customer is in trouble and you can't solve his/her problem, contact a supervisor and work out an alternative. In my example, perhaps Verizon could have provided me with an "official" VWNE? At a discount? Or have a technician sent out to examine the signal? Really, *anything* is better than being brushed off. After being brushed off.
After being brushed off.

Follow up: I acquired another VWNE from a local seller, just in case he had to be contacted for the Nuclear Priority Phone Release Code (geez). Ironically, it wasn't necessary, because said fellow had already left Verizon after too many negative customer service issues. Oops.
The good news is that Verizon was able to properly activate the second unit. I was connected to a VWNE tech named Bertha who was VERY helpful and treated me like a human being. Which made all the difference and restored my faith in humanity. I requested that my story be relayed to upper management so that the hordes of secondhand VWNE buyers wouldn't also get burned by Verizon's "hands off and look elsewhere" policy. Bingo. Finally. Done.
Epilogue: Until Verizon eases up on their needlessly stringent policy, beware the unchecked VWNE! Be sure to get the MAC code and check it with a local store/tech support before buying it.

I was decieved by Verizon Wireless and I may have to tell the world!

I too was decieved by Verizon Wireless and have had to pay for a phone we never intended to use for a year now. All they said was, did I agree to the legal mumbo jumbo, which of course I had to or I wouln't have been able to finish the contraction I thought I was signing up for. I've complianed about this every time I've spoken to verizon wireless since then for a year, but they don't care. All they care about is, are they getting more money from me. Well, yes they are, but I am a very unhappy customer and they will soon see how unhappy I actually am. I'm a jounalist and a publisher. And I'm going to take aim at them with the written word if they do not come to their senses and understand that a happy customer is more important than taking money from a customer based on a mis-understanding. Are they legally ok with this? Yes. Are they right about this? N. O. spells no!
If they check the history of the phone in question, which I have brought up with them numerous times, they will see that we indeed have not used it for almost a year now. THEY ARE WRONG IN DOING THIS TO ME AND MY FAMILY. THEY ARE STEALING. ARE THEY LEGALLY COVERED? YES. ARE THEY RIGHT. NO!!!!!
VERIZON WIRELESS. DO THE RIGHT THING AND MAKE GOOD WITH ME.
I am a publisher and I have a blog that has a thousand
unique visitors per week. I've put together a paper that has 145 complaints
that Verizon wireless customers have given me permission to put in the paper as
examples of problems with this company.
I am giving Verizon wireless a chance to make things right
with me before I post the work on my blog. I will also give Verizon wireless a
chance to make good with me on my issue before I publish the work on Amazon's
Kindle and B&N's Nook for customers throughout the world to have FREE
access to download.
VERIZON, DO THE RIGHT THING AND MAKE GOOD WITH ME!!! TIME IS
RUNNING OUT!
You have my information, call me and we can straighten this out.
Please! Pretty Please with sugar on top!!
As for anyone who thinks I'm trying to wriggle out of making a mistake. You are wrong and are commiting libel, since you don't have the facts. THIS IS BETWEEN VERIZON WIRELESS AND ME!
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commonsense101 wrote:
you added a line of service because you cant afford to buy a phone.. and then expect verizon to forgive the contact
is that what i'm understanding here?
That is exactly how I take it, but it seems some important info is missing.

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