Seven people later and after 10+ years of paid on time bills, I was told by the supervisor, "I'm sorry we can't help you." All I was asking for was them to honor my rebate 6 weeks early so I could get a new phone. Mine's busted. I asked, "How hard is it?" and was told, "It's not; your option is to wait or to cancel your contract." The guy before him told me he could have it fixed today and get me the rebate. Of course, that was 5 hours ago and he promised to call me back within the hour.
I also loved when I said, "I can walk over to Best Buy and change my service today," and the guy didn't even try to stop me. Guess they don't care about keeping customers and last I checked customers keep businesses running.
I will say the most helpful thing I heard all day was what the first Customer Service rep told me. "M'aam, you are better off buying your phone from Best Buy than from one of our stores."
Come October we are no longer Sprint customers. All I have learned today is that their customer service really stinks.



2 comments:
So frustrating! I just switched to Sprint last year, so I hope I don't have a need for their customer service anytime soon. I have had so many conversations just like yours with cable, internet, satellite tv, utilities, etc. My current battle is with Directv because our rate keeps going up. Basically, if you are not a "new" customer, they charge whatever they feel like. I can't wait til January when I can call and say "I'm switching to cable if you don't lower my rate."
Why can't every business model themselves after Chick Fil A?
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