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I am an essential worker currently working remotely due to COVID-19. The use of the internet is vital in my role however; my internet has been unavailable since July 23, 2020. After being on hold for over 40mins I was informed by a tech rep that someone needed to come out to my home. Per the tech rep, the first available appointment is August 5, 2020 this date unacceptable. This will be almost two weeks without being able to do my job. After several hours on the phone with supervisors and managers, nothing was accomplished regarding getting someone to restore my internet sooner. I find it ironic, when I got the service just a month ago someone was able to come out the very NEXT day. Now, that I am a customer this company feels as though they can provide terrible customer service. CenturyLink promotes itself as having fast internet and great customer service. Unfortunately, they are not living up to the values, which they are promoting. All, I am asking is for someone to repair my internet so I can earn a living. Lastly, no rep has mention anything about a credit towards my bill.
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to
review the issues or concerns regarding the complaint that has been submitted
by Ms.. At CenturyLink, we strive to provide outstanding customer
service, and feedback is appreciated and utilized to enhance our training. Upon review, I verified Ms. was given the first available
repair appointment date available. CenturyLink’s experiencing outside field delays due to
weather related and other issues in the customer’s service area. I verified the trouble Ms. reported was
isolated on August 6, 2020. A technician was dispatched to resolve the service
issues. In consideration to Ms.’s service outage, I issued a onetime courtesy
credit of $50 to the account. CenturyLink acknowledges the customers’
concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been
experienced. Sincerely,*** Executive
Office Case ManagerCustomer
Advocacy Group, CenturyLinkTell us why here...
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Sincerely
First I had major trouble simply cancelling my service. I could not do it online, I had to call. I was then put on hold and it took several calls and about 90 min total to cancel the service. Now I got a bill for an unreturned modem. It is > 100$ !! I never never ever received any instructions that 1/ I had to return the modem, 2/ how to. I demand that I can still return it, be it late and the fee gets waived
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review the issues or concerns regarding the complaint that has been submitted by Mr... At CenturyLink, we strive to provide outstanding customer service, and feedback is appreciated and utilized to enhance our training. CenturyLink policy when it comes to disconnections is that it must be done as verbal verification is mandatory on disconnections. The only accounts that this is not applicable to are pre-paid accounts.In regard to the modem, CenturyLink apologizes that there was any misunderstanding or lack of disclosure regarding the modem it is part of the required disclosures and the customer should have been made aware of this.The customer can print a free return shipping label by going to the following URL: www.CenturyLink.com/returns. If the customer does not have a printer, he can take a picture o the label on his screen, and *** can scan this at the ups facility and print the label and return it free of charge.Keep the picture until it’s confirmed returned and this way if the customer receives a bill for non-returned equipment he can send a copy of the label to me at *** and I will adjust the charge.CenturyLink acknowledges the customers’ concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced. Sincerely,*** Executive Office Case ManagerCustomer Advocacy Group, CenturyLink
We were without internet service from 3/29/20 to 7/23/20. We built a new home and had asked for a new Centurylink service. This service was going to have to be for a completely new rural location. In February I called to have this service started for our new home and the representative stated that I will need to call 2 weeks prior to moving into our new home to transfer service. I tried to explain to him that this was not a typical installation. He assured me that if I called 2 wks prior to the move I would have service to the house. After countless hours of on hold and speaking with representatives that would continuously give us the run around, finally on 7/23/20 we had our service connected! (ALSMOST 4 MONTHS!!!!!)
On top of all that towards the end of February I was out of service at our main residence for 2 wks due to a technician doing a repair on our neighbors internet service (This happen twice due to Centurylink contractors coming out and then the technician had to come back to fix what the contractors did!!!)
We couldn't even keep our existing email address which has inconvenienced us tremendously!!!
Centurylink is the most inept company I ever had encountered. I wish I could give them 0 stars but that wasn't an option.
We’re sorry to hear that you are not satisfied with your CenturyLink customer service experience. In order to assist you further, a member of our Customer Advocacy Team will contact you via email at the email address provided in your review. Thank you, CenturyLink Customer Advocacy Team
Century Link has made it very difficult to work with. I’ve been trying for over a week to turn on internet at my apartment and I get different answers every time I call and then get told that I don’t even have an account when I set it up days before. I’ve also had to cancel before when I moved and was on hold for 45+ min and then had to fight with them constantly to just discontinue service. I’m at the point right now that I will be going through my phone service for internet just so I don’t have to fight with someone every time I call.
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to
review the issues or concerns regarding the complaint that has been submitted
by Ms.. At CenturyLink, we strive to provide outstanding customer
service, and feedback is appreciated and utilized to enhance our training. Upon review, I verified Ms.’s service order was delayed
due to a system processing error. Once the error was identified the order was
processed to dispatch for competition. A CenturyLink technician was dispatched today
to complete the order. Due to the error, Ms. will be compensated for one mouth
of service. CenturyLink acknowledges the customers’
concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been
experienced. Sincerely,*** Executive
Office Case ManagerCustomer
Advocacy Group, CenturyLink
Called tech support about my internet not working. They told me that because CenturyLink has exhausted our lines in my area that I won’t get service because the lines can’t handle the amount of customers on the lines. I pay for my internet service, my wife works from home due to the Coronavirus and they are purposefully hurting their consumers by taking their money knowing they can’t use the service they are paying for.
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review the issues or concerns regarding the complaint that has been submitted by. At CenturyLink, we strive to provide outstanding customer service, and feedback is appreciated and utilized to enhance our training. Back in May, the then unauthorized party *** filed a complaint with the FCC. *** has been authorized but the situation remains the same in regard to the servicing equipment. Here was the response given to the FCC complaint:“Please be advised CenturyLink has completed a review of the informal complaint filed by *** for ***. In the complaint, *** states: “We have CenturyLink as the only internet service provider in our area. We pay for 3Mbps which is extremely slow anyway, but we are not even able to get .5Mbps. CenturyLink came out and figured out they have too many customers on one switch and in order to give us the speed we pay for they need to install another. After contacting the manager of the service area, they stated they are aware of the issue but will not install another switch.”The DSL facilities in this are at capacity, and due to high cost, CenturyLink has no plans at present to upgrade these facilities”
Since there are no plans to upgrade this switch in the near future the customer may want to consider an alternate provider such as *** net or ***, both of these are satellite internet providers that provide services in the are and offer 25M to 100M speeds.
While CenturyLink does not like to lose a customer we understand that if we cannot meet their needs that at the very least we can suggest alternate carriers.
CenturyLink acknowledges the customers’ concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced. Sincerely,
*** Executive Office Case ManagerCustomer Advocacy Group, CenturyLink
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:
Telling a customer to leave is terrible customer service especially when the satellite internet companies can’t give us sustainable service because of where we are located, we don’t get good satellite service. The fact that CenturyLink cares more about money than the children that are being affected by the slow internet speeds during the COVID crisis our country is facing is absolutely appalling! This is not an answer but CenturyLink trying to get rid of a customer that doesn’t accept their terrible greed. They are doing nothing but hurting the children in the area and I will not stop until they fix the issue they know is present. Absolutely appalling they are willing to put a price tag on our children’s futures. This response is not accepted because once again CenturyLink is only trying to get rid of a customer that is not willing to accept these lies and the disgusting greed they show by refusing to add more switches that they are aware needs added in order to allow our children to complete their online schooling during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sincerely
CenturyLink
appreciates the opportunity to review the issues or concerns regarding the rejection
submitted by Mr..CenturyLink
cannot provide the service that meets the customers needs, that is why we suggested
alternate carriers that might be able to help the customer.We
are not trying to “get rid” of a customer, only provide them with options since
our service that the customer has is not meeting their needs.As
for only wanting money, this is not so. We are making sacrifices all over regarding
inability to pay the bills on time, waiving late fees and trying to be as
helpful as we can. That said, yes, we are a for profit company, not a government
run utility. An investment that would provide this customer with substantial
more speed at this time is just not feasible.Again,
CenturyLink acknowledges the customers’ concerns and apologizes for any issues
or inconvenience that may have been experienced. Sincerely,*** Executive
Office Case ManagerCustomer Advocacy Group, CenturyLink
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:
The “sacrifices” CenturyLink are making during this pandemic are not for the benefit of their customers. Actual sacrifices would be doing something to help their customers instead of forcing their customers to pay even more money in order to provide service for the children to attend school online. I am now having to pay an additional $100/month to my cell phone provider in order to get a minimum amount of internet in order for my children to actually learn. It’s appalling that CenturyLink continues to tell their customers we care only about the money it would cost them, not thinking about the children in the area that need the internet to actually learn. These slow speeds have always been a problem and do not meet the Pennsylvania internet standards, but it didn’t cause a big issue until my children were not able to go to school because of the national pandemic. The fact that CenturyLink continues to care about money they make over the children within their service area is appalling.
What CenturyLink is failing to realize is that with increased speeds they can also increase the prices they charge their customers which will make them money, but because they are charging customers for speeds they can’t offer they don’t want to address the issue because they are earning a profit off of speeds they can’t offer. If CenturyLink would begin to care about the customers in their service areas and especially the children and the children’s education over stealing money from these customers by charging them for speeds that they can’t offer, these issues and complaints that they receive would be much less and instead of trying to get rid of customers that don’t agree with them having these extremely unethical practices, they would have happier customers that receive internet speeds capable of allowing the children to learn properly during this national pandemic.
Sincerely
I have had CenturyLink for over a decade and I was told fiber would be more reliable
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to
review the issues or concerns regarding the complaint that has been submitted
by Mr.. At CenturyLink, we strive to provide outstanding customer service,
and feedback is appreciated and utilized to enhance our training. Upon review, I verified Mr. experienced trouble
with his internet connection after upgrading service. To resolve the customer’s
concerns in a timely manner, the internet trouble was escalated to our repair group
for a technician dispatch. The trouble was isolated to the customer’s satisfaction
with no further issues. Mr. did have one other outstanding concern
regarding a modem return. I assured Mr. his account records had been
updated with the return information. CenturyLink acknowledges the customers’
concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been
experienced. Sincerely,*** Executive
Office Case ManagerCustomer
Advocacy Group, CenturyLink
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Sincerely
Our company contacted CenturyLink via phone asking for a quote for business wireless internet service at ***. We were told in order to get a quote, we had to set up an account advising us that business line drops were FREE. The engineer contacted us and showed us an aerial of our property and after further discussion, we were told there would be a charge of $800 for the line drop. The owners discussed our options and decided to NOT proceed as we did not have that in our budget and asked to cancel the account.
A few weeks later, an UNMARKED and UNIDENTIFIED vehicle pulling a trailer came to our business stating he had a work order to bring the century link line in. This "technician" had NO ID or other proof of this "work order" and only wanted to show us his work order. We clearly told him we did not authorize any work order and demanded he leave. We asked him to have Century Link confirm we had not authorized the work and had asked Century Link to cancel our account they said we must have to get a quote.
Century Link has now put us in collection, and we are getting harrassed by their collections people. We have never received any invoices and know nothing about this bill. The collections people were asked to send us a copy of our signature authorizing any services, and all they send us is an invoice for services which were NEVER RENDERED, nor approved.
We are being threatened with legal action for services we did not authorize, nor contract and which we never received a bill.
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint from Mrs. regarding a billing dispute for a Business CenturyLink account she states was never requested. CenturyLink is sorry to hear about this experience we are happy to investigate this matter and provide her with our findings.
I requested our Business Billing Escalations Team to look into this matter and assist in a resolution. A Business Billing Manager confirmed the installation was canceled and all charges have been credited. They have provided feedback and appropriate training to the consultant who issued the order in error causing this billing dispute. CenturyLink confirms customers do not need to set up an account to get a quote for services we apologize for the misinformation.
CenturyLink thanks Mrs. for contacting us, so we could investigate the cause of the billing dispute, provide feedback to the consultant, and ensure all charges have been credited.
Sincerely,
Mr.
Since moving December of 2019, I have not continued internet services with CenturyLink. I had called to disconnect before moving at the end of November 2019. Instead of canceling my service, they made a request to transfer services to my new address (I did not request). Called back December to settle final bill once received in the mail, and was told the service had not been canceled like I requested. I paid for the full month of December (although I did not Receive services in the month of December), just so I could settle and close out my account. At that time they said they would go ahead and cancel my account and services and cancel the request to transfer services to my new address, and that I would be no longer billed. The following month, I was automatically charged from my bank account. I called once more to find out why I am still being charged they said that my account was still not canceled, and went ahead and processed another cancellation. Again, assuring me I would no longer be charged. I was issued a refund to my account, then was charged a few days later again for the next month. I called again and explained I was still being charged for services I am not receiving from them, they again issued another refund, and have continued to charge me every month. I have since contacted my bank, who have generously refunded the fraudulent charges and have gone after CenturyLink for that money. Century link has also been blocked from taking funds from my bank account, but I am still occurring a balance in their system. Now CenturyLink is coming after me Again, for that same amount plus occurring every month since then. Century link has randomly sent me a check refund for one month that I have not cashed because we are even at this time. I want to stop occurring a balance and being fraudulently charged by CenturyLink. I am not requesting any funds from them at this time. I am still being harassed by email notifications saying I have an outstanding balance with them, that I need to stop before it gets to Collections. I have really tried my best to settle this with century link directly but unfortunately have gotten nowhere with any of their customer service representatives. I have filed a dispute through them that has gone nowhere, I have asked to talk to supervisors which has been refused, I have called CenturyLink headquarters directly and was hung up on. I have spent countless hours since December 2019 on hold, talking on the phone with Multiple representatives from various departments, who have been unable to help. The last customer service representative I spoke to was extremely rude. I asked to speak with her supervisor and she said she was not there right now. I asked if she had any corporate office or Headquarters contact information she could provide, and was completely unwilling to provide the information. She put me on hold for about five minutes came back and gave me a PO Box number in Seattle Washington with attitude. I asked if this was a corporate location, and she responded it was the only *** address she could find. I told her I did not appreciate the way she was talking to me and if there was anyone else I could speak to. She said she could transfer me to the billing department and sent me into their customer service queue with the wait time of over an hour, which is pretty typical whenever I call Century link. At this point, I am feeling, stressed out, harassed, disrespected, and feel deserving of some kind of pain and suffering compensation. I need some help on this matter!
Thank you for your time.
Kaylen & Simon *** Account # *** One of many cancellation Reference#
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review Mr.’
account, ***. Per the call
recording, Kailyn (who is authorized on the account) spoke with a
representative on December 4, 2019 and placed an order to move service to their
new address. The due date on the order was
December 10, 2019. On December 10, 2019,
Kailyn called CenturyLink to check on the technician. Thus, Mr. claim that “they made a
request to transfer services to my new address (I did not request)” is
inaccurate. When the technician was on-site on December 10, 2019, it was
determined the customer’s inside wiring would not support the faster
speed. The orders were placed on hold and later cancelled. An order should have been issued to
disconnect the service at the old address at this time. Since an order was not issued, Mr.’ account
continued to bill for two more months.Prior to move order being issued, a November 28, 2019 bill
was issued. The $45 charge on this bill
was valid. Mr. was billed incorrectly
for service on the December and January 28th bills for a total of
$90. A $45 payment was refunded to the credit card on
January 14, 2020 and the account received a $45 credit on February 20, 2020. The account was disconnected on February 21,
2020. Because of the February 20, 2020
credit, the March 2, 2020 Closing bill reflected a $45 credit balance and a refund
check was issued. Thus, Mr.’ has
been refunded/credited for the two extra months that he was billed.On March 11, 2020, CenturyLink received two $45 chargebacks
from Mr. bank. Because of the
charge back, the account was debited $90 and a March 13, 2020 Revised Closing
bill was issued. Mr.’
account has been disconnected. Due to
the confusion that has occurred, an adjustment to ‘zero-out’ the account has
been applied. A credit for $90 was
issued on August 14, 2020. CenturyLink
regrets any inconvenience Mr. has experienced.MargaretCenturyLink Customer Advocacy
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
On that note, I need confirmation from CenturyLink that our account has a ‘zero-out’ $0 balance, that our account indeed is non-active/ cancelled, and we will no longer occur a balance on this account.
Sincerely,
Kaylen & Simon
Centurylink sent a bill for a past duplicate account (2015-17) to a collection agency. I called consumer support at Centurylink and a person confirmed that at a former residence Centurylink service was charged under two accounts. One account was closed and paid in full. The other account was billed for same time period as the legitimate account. Centurylink did not contact me, but instead turned the charges for the duplicate account over to a collection agency. The collection agency has billed me.I have tried to remedy this problem by calling Centurylink. I was transferred to seven different persons, over a 30 minute period, being left on hold for the last 15 minutes before disconnecting the call. Many of the persons who I was connected with were unintelligible.
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint from Mr. regarding a billing dispute on a closed CenturyLink account. CenturyLink is happy to investigate this billing issue and provide Mr. with our findings.
My investigation shows this disputed account *** was a duplicate account billed during the same time frame with his current account 12/10/2015- 11/17/2017> This was a billing system error there wasn't any payments on this disputed account. This matter was also investigated by CenturyLink Retention Department with the same conclusion. I have adjusted the full balance of $1,410.23 reference number *** the collection agency will be advised this account now has a zero balance and cease collection activity.
CenturyLink apologizes for this billing error we appreciate Mr. contacting us, so we could investigate the disputed bill, credit the account based on our findings and provide him with an update.
Sincerely
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Sincerely
is a third party biller for CenturyLink and their telephone book. We closed our business and switched the old business line to my personal line and deleted the old personal. We advised CenturyLink that we don't need nor want a yellow pages ad as the business is closed as of the beginning of the year. When I received my phone bill, it was messed up. I called CenturyLink and asked what that $25.00 charge was as we didn't need the phone advertisement. They gave credit to our phone account. This happened for 5 months and it finally got straightened out. Then in July, we receive an advertising invoice summary stating that we owe *** $75.00. I was floored and couldn't understand why since CenturyLink NEVER told us to contact ***. We already informed CenturyLink that we didn't need the ad. So, I call *** and got a very rude lady stating that we needed to have cancelled with THEM prior to book publish. How were we to know? She refused to listen and then stated she will cancel, but we owe the $75.00 plus $3.00/month until May 2021. This is Bull. No communication and I want a response. CenturyLink stated that they will have *** contact us-never happened. CenturyLink NEVER informed us we needed to contact ***, just "gave credit", which actually amounted to nothing since we still are to pay this with the third party. It took them forever to get the business to personal correct.
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint from Mrs. regarding disputed advertising charges from *** her phone book provider. CenturyLink is happy to investigate this issue and see what we can do to help resolve this matter.
I requested our Business Billing Escalations Team to review this complaint and contact Mrs.. Nilda spoke to Mrs. who confirmed the charges are no longer billing she provided her contact information in the event more billing issues arise from this 3rd party advertising company.
CenturyLink appreciates Mrs. contacting us, so we could investigate this matter and provide her with our findings and resolution.
Sincerely,
Mr.
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Sincerely
Installed an internet box on the exterior of my house and I was never a customer. Never offered anything to compensate and never received a sorry. They only could cover up what they did and my house in not the same just because 1 or more people did not do their job. I was also lied to about work being done. I asked the technicians through my ring doorbell if work was done and they said no. After all this I have a damaged exterior wall and about 3 hours of being on the phone and using chat online with customer service just to try and get this fixed......remember I was never even a customer...
Horrible horrible business.
We’re sorry to hear that you are not satisfied with your CenturyLink customer service experience. In order to assist you further, a member of our Customer Advocacy Team will contact you via email at the email address provided in your review. Thank you, CenturyLink Customer Advocacy Team
Received a bill from Century Link that included charges for equipment that they are responsible for. This is the send time we had same problem, their equipment to ours. Happens after strong thunderstorms. Called them, they say it is out problem, billed us $95.00 as an "trouble isolation charge"?
Our
records indicate Ms. also submitted a complaint with the North Carolina
Office of the Attorney General (#***) regarding her concerns. A response from CenturyLink was sent to the NC
AG on July 28, 2020. Please refer Ms. to the attached AG response
for more information. ***Customer
Advocacy Group
I called CenturyLink on 7/10/20 to cancel my services, as I was going to stay with someone who already had internet, until I buy a house in 6-8 months. The customer service lady 1st tried talking me into keeping my services for that 6-8 months and paying for it to simply make the transition easier when I did move...no thanks, I will keep the $360-$500 instead of paying for something I would not be using. Then she offered to waive the next months fee if I kept it. Again, I declined. So she insisted that she had to wait until the end of the billing cycle on 7/13/20 to cancel my services. So, I logged on to pay my final bill...and they had charged me for services 7/13 - 8/12. I tried several times to contact them via the online chat...and kept getting referred to call customer service. When I tried calling customer service I was told of an hour and a half wait time and that I could leave my name and number for a call back...which I did and never got the call back. Today, I finally got someone to chat about it and she said they would not waive the charges because the services were cancelled on the 13th and that is the start of a new billing cycle. I explained that I cancelled on the 10th and the lady said they had to wait until the end of the billing cycle and she just kept saying that they don't prorate and since my service was cancelled on the 13th I had to pay 7/13-8/12. I didn't cancel on the 13th, I did on the 10th! I definitely feel like they scammed me into the 13th date to make me pay another full months of service since they couldn't convince me to pay for the services I wasn't going to be using. And to top it off, I am being charged a $15 late fee on what should have been my final bill because I refuse to pay until they remove those charges. I had every intention of returning to CenturyLink, but I won't be now.
CenturyLink appreciates Ms. giving us the opportunity
to review our handling of her account ***. I would like to apologize for the less than
exemplary service that Ms. recently received from CenturyLink representatives. Her comments are appreciated and, to improve
customer service, will be investigated. Our
representatives need to know the negative impact we have on customers when we
fail to do our jobs well. Our records indicate a disconnection order was issued on
July 10, 2020. The due date on the order
was July 13, 2020, which was the bill date. Thus, another month of charges was billed on the July 13, 2020
bill. A credit for $70.70 was applied to
the account on August 13, 2020. Ms.
***’ account currently reflects a zero balance due.CenturyLink regrets any inconvenience Mr. has
experienced.***CenturyLink Customer Advocacy
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
My issue was just that I had called and told them I wanted my service ended on the 10th. They told me it could not be shut off until the 13th because that was the last service date. She said nothing on the phone about that being the date my month of service was renewed, thus me owing another month of service. That is why I felt like she made it the 13th just to get another month of service out of me, because like I said before...it's not like they had to send somebody out to my house to disconnect anything, so there is no reason it couldn't have been disconnected the day I called. I do accept the credit for the month of service I was billed after I asked for it to be disconnected and for and the late payment fee that was added on because I didn't agree with my bill amount. Thank you for getting this resolved.
Called several times CLink and been transferred so many times back, Finance dept was the last one and I was explaining to Representative and I was transfer again back to customer service as they will need to answer my question according to Finance employee. He did not asked me to get transferred went rude on me and did it. All I am looking is Century Link to explain why I've been charged Sales Tax combined (AZ Stare, City of Tucson, and Pima County combined) at 20.70% The city State Tax I've been charged is 14.60% way higher than AZ State 5.6%, it does no make sense. NO one can answer the questions for me. HOw they calculate the amount of tax I am being charged also I'd like to have explained. I look on my Century Link dated Century Link bill 8/13/2016 and I was charged on it AZ-City of Tucson-Pima County Sales tax Combined at 13.60% (again CIty Sales Tax Higher than *** webplace states. I did not see any bill dated before 2016 but I need Century Link to audit my account and explain to me the charges and do billing adjustment to my account if they charged me wrong all these years.
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint from Mrs. regarding questions on her state, city, and local taxes and fees on her CenturyLink bill. CenturyLink is happy to provide Mrs. with resources, so she can better understand how taxes, fees and surcharges are assessed on her bill.
CenturyLink doesn't set the amount or percentage of federal, state, local, municipal taxes and fees they are based on where you live and the services you receive. Certain surcharges are mandated CenturyLink is required to bill customers directly for those on behalf of the relevant authority. Assessments are billed on behalf of the government and collected through customer fees.
CenturyLink understands charges vary by city and state with thousands of possible combinations they can be confusing. CenturyLink has created a resource to help our customers understand what the taxes, fees and surcharges are by their category *** . Customers can also contact the city, state and federal taxing authorities listed on their bill for additional clarification on what those taxes and fee are being used for *** .
CenturyLink appreciates Mrs. contacting us, so we could advise her of our role in collecting the various taxes and fees, and provide her with additional resources if she has additional questions on what each tax is and what it is being collected for.
Sincerely,
Mr.
Phone service has been out since May 25, 2020 due to the main phone line not being buried as it should be. They claim to send out technicians but they never come fix the problem. There have been multipule calls for repair by 3 members of the family on behalf of my 86 year old grandmother to get her phone working. But it never gets fixed. When we call the local manager and leave messages he never returns a call.
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint on behalf of Mrs. reporting ongoing phone service repair issues. CenturyLink is sorry to hear about the unresolved service problems we certainly understand the importance of have reliable phone service. CenturyLink's goal is to restore service to our customers as soon as possible with problems arise.
I checked the repair history confirming there have ben several recent repair requests, so I requested our Repair Escalations Team ensure the service is restored. Our Repair team also made sure the Supervisor of Regional Operations servicing this area was aware of this trouble area. Repair ticket 7462936 was opened on 07/24/2020 and closed on 07/27/2020. Due to the several recent issues causing Mrs. service to be impacted I have credited her account a full month of service $45.00 in addition to the service credits she has received for the individual days of service issues.
CenturyLink appreciates Mrs. contacting us, so we could review the repair history, request assistance from our Escalation Team, ensure the service has been restored, and provide addition credits for the downtime.
Sincerely,
Mr.
I had to use the c/s rep to setup a pay by phone because the IVR couldn't locate my account number. The rep in a off shore office put in the wrong dollar amount & submitted the payment before reading the disclosure, I stopped her and told her the payment amount is $180.88 & not $188.80 but she already submitted the payment and then ran another payment in the correct amount of $180.88 plus the $3.50 fee again. The rep said she had backed out the payment but I got an email with the confirmation for both payments. When I called on 7/16/20 another representative told her she saw the corrections and I should have the payment credited back to me within 2-3 business days. Again no payment was refunded to me. I called yet again today 7/21/20 & spoke to an off shore representative who now tells me a check will be issued to me within 10-15 business days. I asked to speak with a supervisor & was told one would return my call. Well they never did so I called again & finally transferred to an off shore supervisor who first said a refund had been issued to me and then changed her story and said a check in amount of $188.80 would be sent to me. I demanded to be transferred back to the United States but was told she could not transfer to the States. This IS NOT my error, this is Century Link's error, I did not authorize the first payment & she processed it anyway and after 25 minutes of her fumbling and mumbling around that she could not see my account, she tells me that she can't speed up the process and I should have a check w/i 10-15 business days. I do believe that a check refund can be processed quicker for better customer service and secondly, the first pay by phone was not authorized and why could not I speak to a supervisor in the United States. If needed the confirmation number for the payment #***.
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint from Mrs. regarding CentryLink payment processing error when submitting a manual bill payment. CenturyLink is sorry to hear about this situation and for our IVR payment processing system being down that ended up causing this error. CenturyLink is happy to look into this matter and provide Mrs. with our findings.
The account history confirms Mrs. statement regarding the payment processing issue. I show the payments were backed out on 07/23/2020 the account balance has been corrected and up to date. Our payment processing system has been restored and working properly. Due to Mrs. having to use a live agent to process a payment since our system was down I have credited her account for the two processing fees she was charged it will show on the next billing statement.
CenturyLink appreciates Mrs. contacting us, so we could review her billing and payment history, make sure the issue has been corrected, and credit her account for the processing fees.
Sincerely,
Mr.
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Sincerely
This is the worst place to get customer service from, I waited on hold for 20 minutes before I was able to talk to a real person, I called them because I'm getting bills, by email, that say century link is going to charge me, even though I don't have a account, or services through them, I've asked them repeatedly to delete my account, and they're answer is they can't, so I keep getting emails, mail, and all this because they tell me that the money isn't going to come out of my account, my account is closed, no money will be taken out, and they completely delete my account, now if my account is closed, why do I get bills by email, the representative told me that it's an automatic email, but this all sounds fishy to me, I don't believe my account is closed, I can't even use century link services, and I feel like I'm being lied to about all this, it makes no sense that if my account is truly closed, that I'm still getting bills, and correspondence from them, if they do take money out of my account next month, then they will give it back, but century link customer service is terrible, rude, not courteous at all, and can't give explanations about anything, poor company.
We’re sorry to hear that you are not satisfied with your CenturyLink customer service experience. In order to assist you further, a member of our Customer Advocacy Team will contact you via email at the email address provided in your review. Thank you, CenturyLink Customer Advocacy Team
I've had the dealing with your customer service, the woman who I talked to was rude, not courteous at all, wouldn't answer my question, and most of all, she wouldn't fix the account issue, never answered my question, and was obnoxious the whole entire conversation, if I speak with customer service again, I want the representative to at least be courteous, and answer my question instead of being belligerent, I don't want to have sensitive information floating around, and the representative didn't do anything to help me, except get on my last nerve, and made me frustrated and lose my patience.
Absolutely terrible service. Would never use them if I did not have to. Trying to get a credit on my bill they owe me has been a huge headache. Never trust what they say.
We’re sorry to hear that you are not satisfied with your CenturyLink customer service experience. In order to assist you further, a member of our Customer Advocacy Team will contact you via email at the email address provided in your review. Thank you, CenturyLink Customer Advocacy Team
My father-in-law died on March 24, 2020. He had two accounts with CenturyLink - one for a business phone line and the other for a personal phone line and internet service. My mother-in-law, his wife, kept these accounts open. She continued to pay the bill on the personal phone and internet, but stopped paying the business line. We assume she was going to work with CenturyLink to shut off the business phone. Unfortunately, she died on May 20, 2020.
We are now trying to do a few things. One, we need the business line to be closed. The business has not operated since March 24, 2020. We need the line to be cancelled and we'd like to negotiate a settlement or reduction of the bill. Second, we need to change the name on the personal phone and internet - we'd also like to cancel the phone service, but upgrade the internet.
We cannot seem to get to anyone that can help us. We are consistently told that we're not authorized on the account, but we're not told of any way that we can get authorized on the account since the account holder is dead. We haven't been asked to send in any paperwork or documentation supporting our claims. We were told that paperwork would be sent to us to make changes to the house account, but after a week of it not arriving we were told it had never been sent. We've been directed back to regular customer service lines and to their Retention Department. None of these places can or will help us. In the meantime, charges keep piling up for the business line (we have been paying the house account) and it remains active since they refuse to cancel it.
CenturyLink appreciates Ms. giving us the opportunity
to review our handling of accounts *** for *** and
Account *** for ***. I
would like to apologize for the less than exemplary service that Ms. recently
received from CenturyLink representatives. Her comments are appreciated and, to improve customer service, will be
investigated. Our representatives need
to know the negative impact we have on customers when we fail to do our jobs
well. Account *** – ***Our records indicate an order to disconnect the account was
issued on July 21, 2020, with a March 24, 2020 effective bill date. The effective bill date credits previously billed
service back to March 24, 2020. The July
24, 2020 bill reflects credits for service from March 25 to July 23, 2020. This left a $51.41 credit balance on the
account. A refund check has been issued.Account *** – ***/***, Jr.The information needed to change the billing name on the
account and update the contact information has been received. The billing name and address was updated on
July 28 and 29, 2020. On July 31, 2020,
an order was issued to remove the Home Phone and upgrade the Internet speed. This order completed on August 4, 2020. The changes should be reflected on the August
24, 2020 bill. In an effort to satisfy,
a credit for $137.05 for the charges on the July bill was issued on August 13,
2020.Ms. is a valued customer and I apologize she was not
treated in this manner. CenturyLink regrets any inconvenience she has
experienced.***CenturyLink Customer Advocacy
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
I wish to note that while the term "satisfactory" has been used, I am still dissatisfied with Century Link and am just glad that this is finally over with. They did the right things to make me whole, but only after involving executive customer support and the Revdex.com. I hope that Century Link reviews their processes and makes things more clear for their agents when dealing with the death of an account holder. Nothing is worse when dealing with a death in the family- CenturyLink didn't need to make it harder, but they did.
Sincerely
It is simple. I pay for 50mbps and they are only giving me exactly 40mbps.
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https://ctl.speedtestcustom.com/result/9714fb40-c976-11ea-ae29-3f
This is my speed test.
Response to the Revdex.com:CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review the issues or concerns regarding the complaint that has been submitted by. At CenturyLink, we strive to provide outstanding customer service, and feedback is appreciated and utilized to enhance our training. This complaint has been escalated to the repair group and the gent there has made several attempts to contact the customer to assist with the issues they are having.Contact information (email and phone numbers) has been left but no return calls have been made.As the customer has not called us back for assistance CenturyLink considers the matter resolved. CenturyLink acknowledges the customers’ concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced. Sincerely,*** Executive Office Case ManagerCustomer Advocacy Group, CenturyLink