Josh
Mound,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, April 15, 2009
T mobile has free roming on all thier plans, as do the alltel national freedom plans if that is what your looking for maybe one of these options would be good for you.
Blake
Tampa,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, March 02, 2009
You said you were a customer since 1994?? If I had been a Customer of a company for 12 years, I would be sure that I knew everything of my plan and my operation of my account. I have been an Alltel Customer for over 2 years and I know everything about my account and what they have to offer. That is why I came to Alltel. I did my home work. Before Alltel was Sprint. I had Sprint because that is what family had. Once my 2 years was up, I switched. I did my research before switching and I am happy with my service. You have to take a test to get a drivers license. Maybe people need to start taking a test before they get anything involving Technology. Oh yea .. I forgot .. did you ask what was covered in that roaming for $10 since it was soooooooooo cheap?
Lisa
Jacksonville,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, November 12, 2008
I worked for a major cell phone company for years and GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE is about educating the customer. If the customer wasn't told about how it works then you can't assume they are suppose to know.
Bikebryan
Alexandria,#5Consumer Comment
Fri, October 17, 2008
The truth is that You and most others need a crash course in Customer Service. Good Customer Service is NOT about giving you everything you ask for. It consists of you being treated fairly and consistently, the way everybody else would be treated in the same situation, following the same guidelines each time. Alltel, like every other company out there, expects YOU to take some responsibility for your actions. The number of times I hear "I thought that..." or "well I was under the impression that..." astounds me. You thought wrong. Your impression was incorrect. NO cell company has ever given out free roaming. Once roaming you are billed PER MINUTE no matter who you call. PERIOD. This has been true since the inception of the industry decades ago. Alltel's Free to Roam gives you 100 minutes of coverage. That's how it always has been. Just because YOU did not get all the details when you added it does not mean that CS did a poor job. Where is YOUR part in this; when did YOU decide to accept any responsibility for YOUR poor job in finding out what your liability might be? It's situations like this that sicken me. People, ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR MISTAKES. Don't lay it on the company later.
Michelle
Mobile,#6Consumer Suggestion
Fri, October 03, 2008
I have been to alltel from 4-8 till yesterday since this co. has intuded into my basicly normal life. I will explain later if anyone has info on the class action lawsuit before Verizon purchases this less than customer sevice please post
Wahee
Marion,#7Author of original report
Sun, January 13, 2008
After 2 wks of fighting w/ customer service a well spoken polite supervisor called today and apologized for all my problems. He gave me credit for the the long distance and roaming charges. While I certainly appreciate his service I think the Altell service dept needs some inservice regarding handling phone calls and understnding the true meaning of customer service.........