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Winston Salem,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Wed, March 01, 2006
First of all, anyone who has wireless service will deal with dropped calls. The reason is because cell phone service is much like a car radio: signals are transmitted from the towers to the phone and vice versa. If there is interference of any kind above a certain amount, the call will drop. There's not much that can be done about that. It usually ends up being a phone issue moreso than a tower issue. Check the Terms & Conditions for questions about the "guarantee of service". It's really not guaranteed. Onto the billing issue. I'm wondering, did you set up a payment extension of some type before speaking with the first representative? As for the "supervisor vs. floor manager" issue, they are the same person. Did the supervisor explain to you why your bill was the amount that he was telling you? He's right in stating that there's not much more that can be done if a payment is not made to reinstate service. Instances where I see this happen are when a customer calls in to setup a payment extension and then gives another call to customer service to get the correct amount to pay. The next rep will sometimes forget to look at the payment extension amount and will look at a 30 day balance that may not match the payment extension amount. When the customer goes and pays the lesser amount, their service will be suspended due to underpayment. I've seen that happen many times. It's basically a CSR error. If you ever have this problem, pay the higher amount and you'll usually be okay. If you have doubts about the balance a rep gives you, it doesn't hurt to call back again to see if another rep gives you the same balance.