Nevermind that I can get the same price that I'm currently paying if I get my DSL through the cable company - that puts the service through AT&T. "It's just a company policy, the company charges more for customers that don't have the phone too," said by stupid, script-reading tart on the other end of the phone. Clearly. But, because I don't have the notes and can't confirm that the satellite people are still doing what they were doing (and that they are much more helpful on the phone) and we can't exactly go two weeks without any internet in the house, not to mention that they can't do a friggin thing today anyway, I couldn't get the satisfaction of telling them to cancel the entire damn thing.
Oh, but it was confirmed that, while I wait for the payment to post so that I can cancel the service that I tried to cancel a few weeks ago but have now been billed for, I will continue to be billed while they get their shit together. I will also be billed while I wait the 5 days for them to further get their shit together and get done whatever they need to get done to cancel the service. Funny how they can turn it on and off remotely with NO PROBLEM if they're owed money, but they'll hem, haw and stall for 5 days to turn if off for good. Wait, we've been here before, that's called a "hard disconnect". They're just playing for a few weeks when they turn it off on their end.
Seriously?! I just think the entire damn company is a model of how not to keep customers happy, how not to provide good customer service, and how to waste my time. (how I made it through 4 people and came THIS CLOSE to getting my issue solved in less than 10 minutes is UTTERLY BEYOND me - i didn't go through any stupid prompts today and just hit zero when it told me I had to pay first. When i was a fully-paid customer, the process took an hour. Goes back to that great business model again....RETARDED COMPANY)
It is my expectation that by the end of Friday my payment had damn well better be posted, and I will hopefully ONE MORE TIME find the time to call this amazingly annoying company to ONCE AGAIN try to disconnect my phone. And so help me, if I don't get my way - some heads are going to roll. I'll just frigging walk into the 220 building - RIGHT NEXT DOOR - and start bitching. Over 60 years invested in the company - well over 150 if you start looking in my close, immediate circles - 4 buyouts, 4 company name-changes, many shrinking pensions, one layoff, a couple of divorces and one Stage 4 lung cancer. FRIGGING fantastic. Good job, Ma. Way to keep 'em happy.
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