GetHuman:GetHuman51: ¿puede decirles a nuestros otros Verizon Wireless clientes cuándo tuvo lugar su caso?
GetHuman51:Sure. Era afternoon, el noviembre 26º.
GetHuman:¿Te comunicaste con Verizon Wireless y, de ser así, cómo?
GetHuman:¿Y cuál de estos problemas comunes del cliente Verizon Wireless describe mejor la razón por la que quería hablar con ellos?
(Muestra GetHuman51 una lista de Verizon Wireless problemas comunes)
GetHuman51:"Dispute a Charge" fue la razón por la que estaba intentando to call.
GetHuman:Entonces, ¿cómo resumiría su experiencia para la comunidad de clientes Verizon Wireless de GetHuman? Censuraremos cualquier ID, número o código y cualquier palabra inapropiada aquí por respeto a los millones de otros clientes que usan este recurso.
GetHuman51:complaint
GetHuman:¿Puedes contarnos un poco más al resto de lo que sucedió en 11/26/17?
GetHuman51:It's a long story. Went into a Verizon store on Dec**. Paid off my device agreement for a note and ordered a note*. I wanted a **gig one since these phones can't accept SD cards. I was told it was back ordered and the anticipated ship date was the **th. So I patiently waited a week and on the **th called to check the order status to find out the phone had been shipped and delivered to the wrong address. The rep put in a ticket I was told. I called back on Jan * and was told a bunch of stuff, like i couldnt cancel the order and get a new phone sent to me because there wss sn open ticket and the phone was in transit, but also that the phone had been recovered and was being sent to me and I would have it the next day. I called the next afternoon when the phone still hadn't arrived, to be told there was no tracking information, they had no idea where the phone was, but it was coming back to them first and then it would go to me. I again asked for the order to be canceled and a new one sent and was told again it couldn't happen because the phone was in transit, which I pointed out she just told me that it wasn't in transit to me, it had to go back to Verizon first. After another hour plus long phone call I was told they had escalated the problem with FedEx to get the phone rerouted and would be delivered on Monday the *th. Low and behold the *th rolls around and no phone. So I call Verizon again, to be told after the rep did some digging that the order had in fact been cancelled on the **th of December and I was waiting for a phone that wasn't even coming! But I was not able to order a new phone that night because the original order had changed my upgrade date in the system and a person who would need to adjust the date had already left but a note would be left so that it would be taken care of the next day. Now the following day I had a busy day at work and when I come home I have * young kids so a phone call couldn't happen but I checked and the date hadn't been changed. So I called again on the *th. After an hour on the phone the date issue was corrected and I could now finally re-order my phone. But I was going to have to pay the sales tax but Verizon would credit it back on my next bill. Fine, taxes paid, phone ordered. Finally! My phone is attempted to deliver on Monday the **th, a full * weeks after my original order, only since nobody was at my home address to sign for it, it couldn't be delivered. So I had to go to the FedEx Office after hours to pick it up. Get home, get my new phone out, put on the screen protector, turn on the phone ..... and I instantly notice there is a defect in the phone screen. It's not major, it's like a pixel is missing, if the background is black you can see a speck of green light coming thru. Not serious but for a phone I'll be paying $*** for and have waited * weeks for, I am irritated! But the phone is obviously under warranty, not only under the manufacturer's * year warranty but also under the ** day return period for Verizon. So I call again, sure we can get you a new phone ordered and send you a new screen protector since you wasted yours on a defective phone, hold blah blah hold, OK an hour later, yeah you need to pay the sales tax. But don't worry we will credit it back on your next bill. I am furious!! Beyond furious, why should I have to pay sales tax again like I'm placing another order when I was sent a defective phone? Well that's the only way Verizon's system will let them do it, blah blah blah if we do the manufacturer's warranty then you will be sent a refurbished phone. This might not have been such a big deal except I've already paid this sales tax twice, I've already gone thru this twice and never have I heard have having to pay sales tax to get a warranty replacement! At this point I've been on the phone over an hour and maybe if I had known I was going to have to pay the sales tax again I would have deposited my paycheck into the bank but I didn't get to it today.
GetHuman:Cuantifiquemos su experiencia contactando a Verizon Wireless. En una escala del 1 al 5, ¿qué tan fácil es obtener ayuda para un problema Verizon Wireless?
GetHuman51:Les daría un five de cinco para facilitar la búsqueda de ayuda.
GetHuman:¿Qué pasa con la calidad de la comunicación? ¿Cómo calificaría eso en una escala de 1 a 5?
GetHuman51:Les daría un five de cinco en comunicación.
GetHuman:¿Y qué hay de la capacidad de Verizon Wireless para abordar su problema de manera rápida y efectiva?
GetHuman51:Para eso diría two de cinco.
GetHuman:Y finalmente, ¿algún consejo para otros Verizon Wireless clientes?
GetHuman51:Llámalos temprano en el día o tarde. No olvide ninguna información personal o de cuenta que pueda necesitar para Verizon Wireless para saber quién es usted.
GetHuman:Bueno, ahí lo tienes. Algunos comentarios útiles y palabras de GetHuman51 tomadas de su Verizon Wireless problema de servicio al cliente que ocurrió en noviembre 26º, 2017.