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If you're in the mood to be ripped-off (and who isn't when there are no real choices), then try Verizon FIOS. Their ads are everywhere and their "sale prices" fluctuate more frequently than bugs get born.
I had just gotten tired of their nonsense in November 2014 and switched to Cablevision (another "winner" of a company). So in early December, I turned in my equipment to Verizon, but the manager at the store in Paramus NJ would not let me leave until he gave me his sales pitch. He sold me on the $79.99 price with a $400.00 bonus debit card from Visa, and other "benefits". Since I was skeptical about switching back to Verizon before a 30 day period, he promised that Verizon was no longer enforcing this waiting period and that I can switch right away.
So - like all fools that go for these "specials", I switched again and by the time I was done "resigning up", I was suddenly up to $140.00 per month, but I had all the Premium shows for my wife and the 50/50mbps internet speed for me with WiFi and everything.
That's when things started to go haywire. The WiFi did not work, the internet speed was nowhere near 50/50, the multi-room DVR service did not work, and the capacity of the DVR was a measly 16Mb which is enough for taping only a few shows.
So I started complaining to Verizon and this is when their entire load of misinformation, fine-print, and inaccuracies started coming into the light. Then I got my first bill and it was $277.11 which is a far cry from the $79.99 originally promised and even the $140.00 with some bells and whistles which I was not getting.
To make a very, very long and difficult story shorter, I'll just get into the highlights of what occurred:
A) After a half dozen phone calls, e-mail complaints, and letters, I received visits from a tech-rep that was not able to help me with the speed and WiFi problems, then I received a visit from another tech rep and the Technical Supervisor who again were only partially able to help by installing "boosters" for the WiFi but who could not help with the internet speed.
B) It turned out that when I signed up, I got "old" equipment which included an "old" router and an "old" VCR. So when I purchased new equipment on my own (a new, fast router and a range extender) things worked a little better but still not up to par.
C) Then suddenly a day or two later, my internet speed (according to Verizon Tests) was over 50/50. Apparently someone at their tech center just cranked up the speed and there I was with a new speed. That's when the WiFi started working also (albeit still very slowly).
D) When I experienced very long delays with my internet pages opening, I decided to investigate further. That's when I found out that Verizon's speed tests are produced by Ookla. This is a Flash based test and found to be not quite an accurate test of internet speed by some experts. When I tested this with HTML5 tests, Verizon turned out to be very, very different from Flash based tests. They also appeared to be a more accurate depiction of speed as compared to Flash tests. Unfortunately, they also showed that the speed I was getting was far, far lower than 50/50 mbps. One of the tests showed speeds as low as 1.6mbps upload. The average test however was 26mbps Download and around 10mbps upload. To me these were better indicators of what I was experiencing. So it appears to me that I've been wasting $50 per month plus taxes and fees for nothing.
E) Verizon had promised me several times to exchange our very low capacity VCR box for one with a higher capacity. Now after almost 5 months, they still have not done it.
F) The Multi-Room function of the VCR works only when "it" wants to. Not when my wife needs it. Another misleading promise from Verizon.
G) As for the $400 Visa Gift Card bonus from Verizon - NEVER GOT IT. And probably never will. Another lie.
H) Activation fees - just what is this? I had just returned our Verizon equipment after almost 2 years of service and all their wiring and main connection equipment was still in place in our basement. So what exactly were they activating? Turning on the switch at their location? For this I was paying $69.99? They did not charge us "installation fees" which consists of plugging in the router and putting up the set top boxes. But they did charge us Activation fees. Why?
F) Incidentally, the taxes and fees are outrageous. They come to over 12% of your monthly bill and on top of it. So the $79.99 monthly fee is suddenly around $90.00 plus your activation, installation, equipment, Regional Sports network, wireless router, etc fees, "plus" taxes, and it's no wonder that the first month's bill came to $277.11. Why is it that Cablevision does not have these taxes and fees? (Not that I'm endorsing Cablevision - they are as big offenders on the truthfulness of their services as is Verizon).
G) Incidentally, I've written to the FCC and guess what? They have asked Verizon to respond. Talk about regulators regulating. What a joke? We pay for these regulators via our taxes, and they do whatever the corporations want. Is this fair? Right? Honest?
End result: after four months of battling with Verizon on each of these issues, very little got resolved. My only other option is the courts. Let's see if they are better than the FCC.
I give you this advice because you will buy one thing and receive something else or nothing at all!
Verizon Wireless is in the habit of sending people bills for the phones Verizon have never set their eyes on and the services they have never used, and if you refuse to pay, they will mess up your credit score.
And their customer service sucks! No one is on hand to resolve anything!
Here is my story!
I ordered a BOGO deal on Dec 31,2020. A few days later, Verizon Wireless sent me an email asking me to upload my ID. Unfortunately, the link that they sent didn't work.
The next day, they canceled my order. I called them and got connected with their security department and together we got my ID uploaded. On that day, I was told my order was "good to go" and I would receive my new devices on Jan 13,2021.
On Jan 16,2021, I called Verizon Wireless again as I didn't receive any phones as promised by them. They told me that my order was canceled again (without telling me why) and recommended that I place a new order.
I asked Verizon Wireless: If I place an order today, will I get the same deal as I got on Dec 31? They said yes! So, I placed another order. When I got an email with new order details, I noticed huge differences compared to the one I was supposed to get, the BOGO deal. I actually created a spreadsheet to compare those deals.
I called Verizon Wireless back, 30 min after I placed my order. The wait time was close to 2 hours with multiple transfers. Finally, they told me that the BOGO deal expired on Jan 14,2021; therefore, they couldn't give me the same deal anymore.
They offered me a new deal that was way different and could not work for my family.
On the same day (Jan 16,2021), about 3 hours after I placed my order, I asked Verizon Wireless to cancel my order because it was not the same as they had promised. They said no problem - we will cancel your order! I got a refund from Verizon Wireless on Jan 30,2021.
Just to be clear! I never received any phones from Verizon Wireless and nor was I connected to their wireless network.
But that was not the end!
A few weeks later, I got my monthly bill ($232) from Verizon Wireless for the phones that were never sent to me and the service that I was never connected to. I called Verizon Wireless numerous times, and I had to explain everything from the beginning each time I called them. I had to wait for 30-60 minutes each time I called. At the end of each call, they would tell me, "We are really sorry, we are fixing it, and everything should be ok from now on."
Sometime later, I got a notice that I should either pay my bill immediately or Verizon Wireless would pass my information to collectors - I got really upset and called Verizon Wireless again. On that call, I was told by a Verizon representative that I was getting that notice because my account was incorrectly closed and again she promised to fix this right away and that they would no longer report me to collectors, etc.
Later, I got a few texts from collectors! I thought it was spam because the "greatest company in the world" had reassured me multiple times that they had fixed the problem and there would be no reports. And today (August 2,2021), I got an email that my Verizon Wireless account received a major derogatory status and my credit score was lowered by 84 points, from 787 to 703!. When I checked my credit score, I was dumbfounded!
I called Verizon Wireless for the last time only to hear the same story that they were really sorry, and guess what they did: they redirected my call to collectors! Can you believe that?! Collectors offered me a "settlement" deal asking me to pay $150. I am speechless!
I am done trying to resolve this issue directly with Verizon Wireless as they are just one big mess! I am very frustrated and looking for a way to resolve this and inform as many people as possible, including our house or senate representatives. I'm also looking for a newspaper that is willing to write my story and a lawyer that is interested in my case. I believe I have all the necessary information to back up my story, including emails, screenshots, messages, etc.
Please email me at stayawayfromverizon@ gmail.com if you can help in any way.
Have a good day, and I pray you will never fall victim to Verizon, my friend!
The promotions on the 12 Pro's were trade in your devices, get up to 700 dollars off. Verizon offered 1100 dollars for our phones combined. We originally wanted to do a buy one get one free deal, so this was very close. The SE was a switch and get one on us deal.
Everything seemed great until the expected delivery date, (Tuesday, December 1st) when we realized the order state still said processing and the package never came. I called the Internet Orders support line *******390) and spoke to a man named Brad.
Brad started sorting everything out by saying that somehow the original order never went through and the devices were never going to come. He started rebuilding our order and transferred us to a lady who was assisting us. The lady notified us that there was a new deal of a Buy-One-Get-One deal like we originally wanted. We switched to that, and got an email stating which seemed like everything was good.
After thoroughly reading the email, we noticed that the second phone on the buy one get one deal, was not getting its full monthly payment removed. On top of that, we were getting charged random amounts to the credit card, when we were supposed to be charged only tax. We called Verizon back, and started to receive the worst customer service we have ever received.
All we wanted was for our new order to be correct and for a receipt/email stating so. Fast forward after 7 hours of being transferred from one agent to another and being on hold for the rest, we finally talked to one person who stayed with us for the rest of the time. She told us that she could not honor either of the deals previously stated. She could not honor the trade in deal, and she changed the Buy One Get One Free to Buy-One-Get-One 800 Dollars Off.
They tried to do a bait and switch, which we reported to our credit card as fraud (which they agreed), and failed.
Now with several phones still on the way, no way to get to a real human at Verizon, and several days of time wasted, we recommend you to reconsider Verizon and their business practices.
Here is what Verizon do step by step:
1. You called them because they increased the price, or a competitor gives you a better offer, or they just asked you to call about some kind of promotion.
2. You asked or offered a lower price for their service.
3. They give you a nice price, sometimes they also ask if you are Ok to sign 2 years contract.
4. The price is good, so you accept.
5. The agent tells you that he will send you an email while you are on the phone, and all you need is just click "Agree", and he wants to stay on the phone, to make sure everything is alright.
6. You received an email in a few seconds which says something like this: "$25 per month until <2 years from now>", and a bunch of other text, which you don't read because you want to be nice and don't want the agent to wait.
7. You click "Agree", next day you see your plan on their website has the name: "$25 per month until <2 years from now>", you are happy and forget about it, they just charge your credit card monthly.
8. In a few months, instead of $25, they charge you something like $70. Well, honest mistake, you think, how "$25 per month until <2 years from now>" could be $70?
9. You call the service, they say, that the contract says, that the service cost is $90, and they applied a discount of $40 just for a few months, and another discount of $20 till the end of the contract. So, the first discount is expired, that's why "$25 per month until <2 years from now>" is $70 now. It makes perfect sense to them!
10. You are getting aggravated and ask them to cancel the service, and they charge you a termination fee and almost another month of the service. If you calculate the total, you'd see that they didn't give you any discount at all, if you'd just pay the amount they start charging you after the price increase, you'd end up paying about the same sum.
Well, at least I don't need to deal with those crooks anymore.
Be careful with Verizon. Don't believe anything their agents say. Read all the details of their "Contracts". Keep all records. But better, just stay away from them.
We were offered a "great deal" to move from T-Mobile to their net work.
When we say a great deal in between quotes is because in reality it was the worst move that we ever made related to choosing a mobile phone provider!
Although we brought to Verizon business of six mobile lines what we have received from the store and from the overall conversations over 20+ hours with support entited erased the "great deal" that we were offered!
Although sitting uncomfortably at this Deerfield Verizon store a week ago today for about four hours we arrived home frustrated and the major phone line for our 501 (c)(3) nonprofit is still not working as we write this honest review!
Our foundation which depends on donations also via text messages has most likely lost $20-$25 on proceeds, Which are indeed very crucial to help the distressed pets that we undertake!
Of course we're not asking Verizon to cover this loss because we do believe Verizon would never do that anyway.
What are we want to point out here is that before you think about using Verizon for your phone lines or transferring your plan/s from other carriers to Verizon that you would please consider what is written here and either see for yourself or ask questions.
The "Customer Service" at this store on the day we picked our phone WAS HORRIFIC!
We did not walk out when we saw the lack of customer service because we were there with my family and my grandkids and we had taken that special time to transfer the lines and purchase new phones. If there was not for the situation we would not have staying there and we would have walked out right away.
We do regret that we did not do that.
Since we went to that store seven days ago we have spent probably about 20 hours on the phone with Verizon support. We spoke most likely with 10 technicians or people that answer the phone S technicians. And none of them including the one we were talking to right now and has put us on hold was able to connect the most important line that has been transferred and ported over to Verizon.
We do sincerely hope that the CEO of Verizon reads this with you and we welcome him or her to call us personally so that we can explain in detail what happened and what our frustration is.
At times CEO's are very busy to take care of issues like that, which is very bad, but let's hope that Verizon employs one that DOES CARE!
We have a long experience in retail businesses and we have always strived to assembled the best team members along the way.We do have the experience of how true customer service should be! Or one provides Excellence or not!
We do have the experience of how true customer service should be.
Well Verizon's customer service should be scrutinized because we are certain that Verizon is losing business because of the lack of service, true interest in helping and WIT to making a difference.
May be Verizon does not invest on customer service, which if true, is a huge mistake! Phone service providers are the same, phones are the same, but what really differentiates both is A CUSTOMER SERVICE OF THE UTMOST EXCELLENCE!
Last night I was in... Ha! Verizon just hung up on me... let me screenshot the final time.
Situation:
Last night, I was in the field due to military exercises. I received a text from Verizon stating that they could not retrieve any money from my account to cover the bill. This morning there was a change with the mission but guess who missed the assignment. How it could have been in a real life situation. I then learned that my service had been disconnected. Out of all of that "free extra data" that I don't I had to drive miles to find free wifi in order to transfer money to "foot the bill".
My Complaint:
When I had spoken to customer service, I asked the gentleman when did Verizon disconnect my service. He said that it was disconnected last night. So much for a forewarning. Last month it happened the exact same way and I called in to ask if I could have more of a warning next time. When I was with AT&T, they would send out messages stating that you had a day or three to pay your bill. When I first got with Verizon, it was similar... I think. Now, they send you a message and before they press send, disconnect your phone.
Resolution:
I called Verizon not too long ago, and I wasn't irate or anything. I had spoken to a gentleman, who's name I did not get but seemed helpful. I assumed that he cared but he could have not given a damn and was patronizing for all that I know. He did inform me that he would send up my complaint in writing and said that it would be a wait to talk to a supervisor. That conversation happened between 3-5 mins into the call. The entire called including the unanswered wait time was at 1:32: xx. My bill was already paid so all that I wanted was to know if I could have more of a warning. Not money or a discount but a WARNING! I will be sending this same review to multiple outlets including Verizon along with the screenshots. I pray that they have a recording and could get to the bottom of this. I see the logo on many businesses and would smile, but now their practices and employees makes me view them in a very negative way.
Side note:
In my opinion, AT&T is better in customer service even though service area is lacking. I guess they feel they are the best in coverage so they can act like $#*!s!
Then, in today's mail I received a flyer from Verizon saying that if I would "come back" they would give me up to $700 toward the cost of an iphone 12 Pro AND pay up to $500 to help cover the cost to switch back to Verizon. I find that tact insulting and as irritating a a new hemorrhoid. I attempted to call Verizon customer service to expressly state my displeasure in no uncertain terms, but as usual I could not get through. So I am writing this review instead.
My recommendation: Any and all Verizon customers would be better served to move their service to Visible. I can tell no difference in the quality of phone service but I DO notice a huge difference in my monthly bill.
As far as the idiot who made the policy of not working with long term customers to retain their service while offering all kinds of incentives to ex-customers to come back to Verizon... he or she needs to lose their job. All I wanted was some reason to stay with Verizon. Now I will never consider coming back. I see that there are much better alternatives service-wise, quality-wise, cost-wise and customer-service wise.
I am NOT being paid for this review; I have no connection to Visible or to any company at all. I am just happy to be rid of Verizon and I find their business strategy to be extremely distasteful..
I can't find service that even comes close to Verizon and believe me I've tried many other companies. My favorite part about Verizon Wireless is there service from their calls in the quality of them along with their 4G LTE and 5g(which my tablet has)internet service which again I have not seen anybody who comes close to their quality, in the 15 years I've been with them I could probably count on one hand how many times I've actually lost a call and that's pretty good I know a lot of other people who try to save money or can't afford Verizon services but again I'd rather pay a little extra and have the best then save myself a little bit of money and have the worst service imaginable I've been with phone companies that I can't even get a signal in my own home since I switched to Verizon have not had that problem at home /work with any issues concerning call service and their internet service on the phones this also includes the tablet service I have with them which I have one Samsung tablet and the quality and internet speed on that is phenomenal.
In the last year or so Verizon has actually become much more competitive with prices which would not steer me away if I was still paying what I did over a year ago. An example of their prices being competitive is say my tablet which I do have a payment plan which is fair but the only service I pay for it is the internet which I started out with a 2 gigabyte internet limit which cost $30 per month and they offered me an unlimited data plan for my tablet for $20 a month versus the $30 I was paying with the 2 gigabyte and that does include unlimited hotspot streaming which I believe might be throttled (not sure)after 20 or so gigabytes but I don't use hotspot so it's not a concern then again I have heard people that use hotspot all the time and they never have any issues with their internet speeds being slowed down.
I could go on and on about all the things I like about Verizon but I cant say anything negative, keep up the good work Verizon.
Other companies have corporate offices but Verizon utilizes an "EVIL LAIR" located somewhere in hell or possibly New Jersey (which may actually be worse) to carry out their incompetent misdeeds. The building is on fire but nothing burns because it is in hell and the CO is a cloven hoofed, hairy legged and horned beast with a pentagram centered on its ram shaped head.
Verizon wears its ineptitude like a badge of honor.
I would even go so far as to say that Verizon deploys their stupidity with malice.
I will not bore the reader with my story but let me just say that I did have to get the Better Business Bureau involved as the dullards at Verizon kept screwing up my bill and when I left them, Verizon left me with erroneous charges. As it was, I had already OVERPAID them when I left.
Their criminal negligence has left a black mark on my credit even though the BBB came in heavily on my side.
A quick Google search yields countless horror stories from many customers.
Just once, I would like to gather up the millions of screwed over customers and gather them together in front of Verizon's corporate LAIR on their front lawn (assuming there are lawns in hades that aren't on fire) and have them all pull out Bibles and crosses while shouting "THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELS THEE"...
There just aren't enough keystrokes to tell Verizon just how much I hate them and that I wish that from the highest ranking corporate officer to the lowliest pee-on that they rot in their own filth while surrounded by hundreds of buzzing flies in the darkest, dankest bowels of hell.
"... to the last I grapple with thee; from hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee."
—Moby-$#*!, Ch. 135
Verizon has become my whale.
$40. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I left the store with no phone, 45 minutes of my life that I will never get back, and PISSED OFF. Jacob ended up chasing me through the mall and agreed to waive the $40 if I bring it in for assistance. I am livid. I realize this review is long and boring but buyer beware. Codey seems like a nice guy but is a scheister. Employees like him give companies like Verizon a bad name and Verizon should be aware of his dishonest tactics.
The #1 priority for EVERY BUSINESS is to TAKE THE MONEY FROM WILLING CUSTOMERS EAGER TO PAY. Verizon is an epic fail and their under-trained staff appear to enjoy transferring you to dead end automated numbers with bad prompts, other departments who repeat what they cannot do and though nobody at Verizon can do anything to resolve the situation, they all thank me for choosing Verizon. Of course, I did not choose Verizon nor would I given the dismal absence of service forced upon our small company since they bought MCI. I even contacted other phone service providers hoping to transfer service to another company (like AT&T) with no luck. I'm trapped in Verizon Hell. My business is suffering because Verizon sucks so much it threatens to create a black hole that will destroy the planet. Never had a problem with our toll free phone line until Verizon took over…now our business phones are silent for the first time in over 17 years. I'm certain Lucifer is their CEO.
Have that happen to them. This is a serious problem that so many people are
Unaware of about Verizon.
Im a public figure and my privacy is very important to me. I found out
That a fan just walked into a Verizon store and ask for information on my
Account. Verizon asked for a pin so that they could get the information but
They fan did not have that. A couple of weeks and a couple of smiles later
She got all the information she needed telephone numbers address is everything.
Now that sounds like its a rare case that doesnt happen. I called Verizon
And told him about it. They told me that is absolutely not uncommon at all
And it isnt a big deal that they can do that if they want. Escalated it up
To corporate. I was told the same thing your information isnt secure they
Can give it to anybody they want to as a courtesy they were they ask for a
Pin but it doesnt mean that they have to have the pen. They told me for my
Inconvenience they can give me a $10 credit.
Obviously this is a massive concern. If peoples information is given out
And its okay to anybody who wants it that is not okay theres so many
Things that are wrong with that. I also work with battered women where
Their location and information and everything about their account needs to
Be secret. You can only see how that works.
Since then Ive talked to other phone carriers. Every one of them said
They absolutely do not allow anyones information out no excuses.
I even went to their corporate ask the same thing they told me under no
Circumstances would we give anyones information out. Couldnt being the
Difference of life and death with people.
In fact everyone I called except Verizon Wireless told me it was absolutely
Unacceptable but when I called Verizon that was not the case.
Ive also filed a lawsuit against them. And again was told I dont know why
Youre filing a lawsuit against us were allowed to give out your
Information to anybody who wants it.
The lawsuit is still pending.
I will be switching my service from them.
Something to consider with having service through Verizon they charge the
Most and your personal information means zero to them that's a very
Dangerous position to be in. And the information that you give them is secure.
They need to know that you have to treat people like people not just
Another tool to make money and who cares about peoples security because
The people eventually start talking back.
Do you hear us now
So today I called to figure out exactly how I am still being charged every month for services I do not use, and beyond that, how I was never notified that I am 8+ months past due on these nonsensical payments. Especially since I called and spoke with an 'Allyne' in customer service in an attempt to recover past itemized bills, and she herself never told me that I was 7 months past due on my account.
The first man I had the pleasure of speaking with was 'David,' a wonderfully monotoned man with no inflection or hint of empathy who answered my call with "Hello," making me question whether I called the right number in the first place. He proceeded to tell me that I had been getting emails about this monthly bill for months, and that it is my fault for not addressing these emails. Now, again, I was with VZW for a decade, same due date, aware of my payments, and never once relied on my email to communicate with VZW so as a result, VZW emails go to my "junk" email, the one things go to when they are not important. I informed him that I was not A. Logging into my VZW account (because it had been closed and I have no access), and B. I would not be looking for VZW emails as I am no longer a customer of VZW. As you might assume, the situation incredibly frustrating, and the sound of this 80s monotone level history teacher's voice was even more frustrating. I am honest, I am a passionate person who is aware that in 2020 I, and anyone else, have the ability to express these frustrations with colorful language, like f**k, and this is bull s**t. Not aimed towards him, just at the situation, and then asked him to send me to a manager (and yes, I let him know I was aware of my attitude and apologized for taking it out on him, but nonetheless this needed handled). Now, my new friend David decided to give me some beautiful advice, to avoid "using profanity" while I speak to management. I let him know that it would be great to be sent to a female manager as I do not need a man telling me how I am allowed to express my frustration, but of course he "doesn't control that," and I got sent to Bryan.
Bryan came on as one should, peppy and ready to assist, he listened to my concerns, went back and read the notes as the man before and presented as though he was ready to help. As I was explaining to him that I have not been with VZW in almost a year, and advised him that I did not want to have a line for my watch in the first place and tried multiple times to cancel it so people would stop calling my watch asking for whoever had the number before. I also let him know that I have not once used this service as my watch is bluetooth connected to my phone, anddddd that's when it got fun. He then told me that I have in fact been using VZW services by using the watch itself because it has the CAPABILITY of making it's own calls and texts while not connected to my phone. He has now lost his pep and any desire to assist me with this near $200 bill for services I have not accessed at all (well before I switched to AT&T), stating that it is my fault for not checking or responding to the emails. He of course let me know that I could pay the bill, and "it would be all over with," except it would not because now for the last 8 months I have been getting negative hits on my credit report for a $12 watch line that I do not use. He proceeded to let me know that he would not be waiving any of the past bills despite being able to view himself I have not used said service, and only worn my watch a handful of times (to tell TIME and read texts sent from my ATT phone) because we are in the middle of a PANDEMIC and no one has any reason to go out, therefore I do not need to be using my watch.
I let him know that it is almost Christmas, I am a single mother, a social worker, in the middle of a pandemic and I should not be expected to pay for a service that was SUPPOSEDLY CANCELED. I asked him why I had not received phone calls, paper mail sooner, been advised by the rep I spoke to in October, or hell even been sent to collections for being this many months behind. He stated they did "the most we could do" by sending me an email, and they didn't have a need to send me to collections as of yet because they "suspended" the services on my watch due to non-payment. Something I of course didn't even notice because I DO NOT USE MY WATCH FOR A PHONE LINE. As it was apparent he was going to be of no help either, I got the little information he would give me surrounding himself and the other VZW reps I have spoken to. I am now going to be posting as many reviews, as many places as I can possibly find, contact my credit bureaus and disputing all "late payment" charges, and then determine if/how I am going to make this damn payment. So... as a recap to VZW
- They have ZERO respect for their customers loyalty, no matter the length of time that loyalty lasted. As a result...
---- There is no reward for customer loyalty. Not a one.
- They have the absolute HIGHEST prices out of any other phone company and attempt to get away with it under the "guise" that they are the best provider.
---- Hint: that isn't true. My service with AT&T is just as good as the service I had before, & even with bundling my home internet services, I am still paying $60 LESS per month than I was with VZW.
- They will KNOWINGLY keep your account active, open and do the bare minimum to contact you if you miss payments simply to wrack your bill up, because once it's sent to collections we can "settle" for less, and they just don't want that.
- The majority of their customer service reps are unpleasant to speak to, after you wait on a 30+ minute hold time to access them in the first place.
--With that said, despite her not telling me that my "bill was way past due," Allyne was actually quite pleasant and attempted to help me.
Let's stop fooling ourselves into thinking they are the "best," it is 2020, even Sprint has a 5G network. Do yourself a favor and take your money and business elsewhere.