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Dropping AT&T Wireless
“The 'Email Us' link is unavailable at this time. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause you, and ask for your patience while we work to restore this service as quickly as possible. Once restored, we hope that you will return to using email for future inquiries!” Right. See ya! I'm off to Verizon now. Losers.
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October 26th, 2006
at 6:42am
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Anonymous
March 2nd, 2004
at 6:22pm
Heard there was a security breach or something on their end.
Anonymous
March 2nd, 2004
at 9:16pm
What company was that now?
Anonymous
March 2nd, 2004
at 11:08pm
No, dude. Don't go to Verizon. I'm on Verizon now. Worst Customer Service EVER. Maybe it's different out where you are, but we have cocky clerks who think they know everything about the electronics world working here. Too bad they don't know what a data cable is.
Since I'm 17, they wouldn't let me change my service plan to something cheaper. They said “get your dad on the phone.” So I did. Then the lady just sat there and shook her head at me while I held the phone out for her to talk to him. “I can't do that.” Then another … clearly… intelligent.. woman in the very intelligent business outfit says while trying to look busy with her PC (not looking up, you know, how smart people do) “Uh, he's gonna have to call dat 800 numbah, they gonna tell him to get his dad on the phone for us.” I held up my phone and said HEY, RIGHT HERE! More head shaking. I shook my head, walked out the door, and am waiting to have the deed done by my very busy dad.
In the meantime, I'm enjoying paying my $65 bill on my own with my lunch money. Software dev and consulting doesn't pay enough around here.
Anonymous
March 3rd, 2004
at 1:33am
Heck ya! Go back to verizon!
I switched to ATNT for a free T616 Sony, it is awesome! But ATNT sucks….
With verizon, text messaging is only like 4 bucks for unlimited. ATNT is like 4.95 for 15! I do 15 in one day!
And verizon customer serivce is awesome! “GOGO GO run and dont look back!
Anonymous
March 3rd, 2004
at 4:21am
Can you hear me now?
Anonymous
March 3rd, 2004
at 4:31am
You do know that AT&T wireless was bought by Cingular, don't you?
Anonymous
March 3rd, 2004
at 5:05am
I would have to politely disagree with you on this one Chris. My experiences with AT&T have been nothing but stellar when I've had to use them. They accidentally double charged my bank account. One phone call and it was taken care of no questions asked. I “downgraded” my service as I was utilizing the full amount with no problems whatsoever and the guy on the phone was very happy to explain to me EXACTLY what I was getting in my 'downgrade'. The phone connection has been stellar in my area (Oregon) and the voice quality has been the same.
As an aside: I don't work for AT&T in any way. I am just a happy customer.
Anonymous
March 3rd, 2004
at 5:22am
AT&T ripped me off years ago on my phone bill – one of those “Yes, Mr. Nelson that's a local call” – a local call to the tune of $800. I swore them off then and the only time I ever went back was when they sent me a check for $100 if I switched. I switched and a month later switched back to my old provider. I'm a happy Verizon customer now.
Anonymous
March 3rd, 2004
at 7:54am
“Ain't No Stopping Us Now..” Way to go Verizon convert
Anonymous
March 3rd, 2004
at 7:12pm
Greg, my post was about Verizon. Not AT&T.
Anonymous
March 4th, 2004
at 12:36pm
Chris Putnam, my post was directed to Chris Pirillo…You know…the guy who writes this blog? :o)
Anonymous
March 8th, 2004
at 1:52am
Ahhhh. I see. Yeahhhh. I'm stupid. *slinks away*
Anonymous
March 13th, 2004
at 5:11pm
( First, anyone using or considering AT&T should read this: http://www.engadget.com/entry/5326780577844212/ )
I tried my level best to become an AT&T wireless customer. The AT&T store was so understaffed that I gave up and decided to order on the web. The website got most of the way through processing my order and then broke.
So I called them, and the guy who took my order over the phone screwed up the CC number, causing AT&T to put the order on hold…but even though I had given them two contact numbers and an email address, they *never* tried to reach me.
Three weeks later I called to find out why my phones had never arrived. I won't elaborate on the ensuing incompetent run-around I got from “customer service”, but it certainly convinced me that I never wanted to deal with those people again.
Happy ending: I went to T-Mobile, which was the only other provider to carry the Nokia and Sony Ericsson phones I wanted. The T-Mobile rep was both courteous and competent, and I'm a happy customer.