potatolover1102
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- Jan 16, 2011
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Have never lost 3g?? Didn't even know this was happening until I just opened Twitter lol.
I can't believe you accepted that...it's an insult.
They tried offering my back the same 'prorated amount' of $1 and I basically told them to go screw themselves.
I haven't been that offended in awhile actually.
Escalated it to a supervisor and told her how insulting it is to offer a $1 credit to a customer who over the life of the contract will pay close to $2,000.
10 minutes later and she offers me half the month so I ended up with a $15 credit.
For anybody interested, I'm a new customer and just got my TBolt from Amazon yesterday.
I'm still in shock that a customer support rep pulled up my account, saw that I signed a brand new two year contract just yesterday, and had the nerve to offer me a $1 credit.
I almost disconnected the line right then and there.
Forget the network outage, as someone who works at a software company, I can understand these things.
But I would rather you take a dump on my chest and insult my mother than to offer me a $1 credit...what a slap in the face.
I can't believe you accepted that...it's an insult.
They tried offering my back the same 'prorated amount' of $1 and I basically told them to go screw themselves.
I haven't been that offended in awhile actually.
Escalated it to a supervisor and told her how insulting it is to offer a $1 credit to a customer who over the life of the contract will pay close to $2,000.
10 minutes later and she offers me half the month so I ended up with a $15 credit.
For anybody interested, I'm a new customer and just got my TBolt from Amazon yesterday.
I'm still in shock that a customer support rep pulled up my account, saw that I signed a brand new two year contract just yesterday, and had the nerve to offer me a $1 credit.
I almost disconnected the line right then and there.
Forget the network outage, as someone who works at a software company, I can understand these things.
But I would rather you take a dump on my chest and insult my mother than to offer me a $1 credit...what a slap in the face.
I suppose the reasoning is that you pay $29.99 a month for the data plan ($44.99 if you want corporate email). Because its been down for a day, they thought of giving you that pro-rated amount back. Working at VZW Tech Support, I sure wouldn't want to get somebody like you on the phone.
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The reason that this scenario does not work on an actual practical level is because not only do I have to pay them for the data package, I have to pay them for my minutes too (+$40).
I also have to pay this for 2 years, not 1 month.
Therefore, because I'm in a contract to pay Verizon close to $2,000 over a 2 year span..the whole "$1 a day" thing is trivial because even though that is what I technically pay on a daily basis, I'm not paying Verizon for daily data..I'm paying them for 2 years worth.
My time alone (in this case, a 30 minute phone call while I was at work) is infinitely more valuable to me than $1.
If this is protocol for Verizon Reps then I feel really bad for you guys because there is no way you could pay me enough to tell a customer that I will credit their account $1 when they will have paid $2k by being a customer.
I don't work in the wireless industry, but my company does work off monthly subscriptions and we would be out of business if we treated our customers this way.
"Yeah, I'm sorry that our servers went out and you were unable to do any work today. Tell you what, since our server has only been out for one day, I will credit your account $2.50. Surely, that will make up for the time you've lost."
Rub it in why don't you...![]()
