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On April 16th, 2020 after so many complaints and calls with Centurylink about removing my discount I decided to cancel since people like Mr.T*** show that money matters more than Centurylink's loyal customers and I get you can't always get it back but Centurylink falsely advertised speeds I don't have available making me pay $5 more which is not acceptable. On 4/20/20 I was told by a supervisor since they credited 2 years of service that would cover the purchase price of the modem and she agreed to credit $10 for the difference in the cost plus shipping and handling charges and told me I would be receiving a refund check for the $-12.08 plus the $10 credit making it $22.08. I complained about it on Centurylinks Facebook page so other people are aware and an agent named Austin promised me a $15 credit for the next bill. Then the final bill comes on 4/25/20 showing I am only getting $15.47 back instead of the total $37.08(22.08 the $10+12.08+a*** $15) I was promised from Austin and a supervisor. So today I call and talk to Erica who talks over me on the phone treating me like a criminal and when I request a supervisor she says "they probably won't take this call" then later hung up on me. So I wait 2 hours for another callback and the rep that I speak to after explaining everything only offers me $15 of the $21.61 discrepancy I told her I am willing to do $20 she wouldn't work with me so I again asked for a supervisor who was very rude laughed at me when I was explaining the deal then says "I will do a $15 credit and put a permanent remark on your account no more credits" I was willing to lose the $1.61 out of that and not be made fun of by an unprofessional employee. Not sure how he ever became a supervisor when he makes fun of his loyal customers. For all this fraud and abuse I have taken from Centurylink over 4 years, I would like the full amount credited back since I'm getting $30.47 back that leaves $6.61 that Centurylink promised and has yet to deliver. It shouldn't be legal for the employees to make fun of the customers I get if it was an everyday deal but this was credited Centurylink said they would credit but have not. Apparently according to the supervisor false advertisement is legal. I would NEVER recommend Centurylink for anyone they should be FINED or even SHUT DOWN for these actions. For the resolution, I would like that additional $6.61 the rude supervisor refused to look into credit back as well as that rude remark removed that is just unacceptable.
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. Prior to this reply, the customer's account has been adjusted to reflect the total amount the customer was promised.I have issued a request to get the customer their check in the next 14 business days, by check via the USPS mail.CenturyLink acknowledges the customers’ concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced. Sincerely,S*** S
CenturyLink did not mean to ofend the customer and appologizes I the remark stated seemed offensive in any way.
Sincerly,
S*** S
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. Although I probably will never go back to Centurylink for months of cruel comments and abuse I went through for months. They did fianally give the credit so they did do most of what they said they will and hopefully they actually train better staff that are there for the job and not the money only.
Sincerely,
T*** R
I have a 82 year old mother lives out of town who have disability issues. She has constant issues with her telephone line. A long time customer of approx. 30 years. When it rains her phone line goes bad. Right now she has been without a phone and internet for five days. I have contacted Century Link Everyday since April 21st and it is now the 25TH. I receive nothing but the run around and have talked to numerous people with no avail. I have received many promised times of repair and still no phone and internet. She is paying over $100.00 a month for a service that is not provided and is absolutely necessary for her safety. She obviously needs a new phone line to resolve this constant issue. She also gets at least 10 scam calls daily.
CenturyLink appreciates Ms. *** giving us the
opportunity to review our handling of her mother’s account *** for
***. *** is an
authorized party. I would like to
apologize for the less than exemplary service that they have recently received
from CenturyLink representatives. Their 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 an outage was reported in Ms. area
on April 21, 2020. Internet was repaired
by April 28, 2020 and the Home Phone was cleared by May 6, 2020. An out of service credit for $2.20 was
applied on April 23, 2020. In an effort
to satisfy, an adjustment for one month of service was issued. A credit for $65 was issued on May 22, 2020
and should be reflected on the June 20, 2020 bill. A Broadband Escalations Representative contacted Ms. ***. The repair process was explained
and he confirmed the service is currently working properly. Ms. is encouraged to open a repair ticket any time they are experiencing static,
so the problem can be traced. 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
Being charged for service that D9ES NOT WORK! We lost an $8000 customer over this! They sent a tech out to "fix" the problem and it didn't fix anything! We've spent hours contacting them and nothing has been done. I want the account FULLY CREDITED! I WILL NOT pay for the previous charges!
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint from Mr. regarding a request to have the balance on his closed account credited due to service issues. CenturyLink is happy to look into this matter and provide Mr. with an update.
This dispute has been investigated by CenturyLink Executive Office Complaints Department in response to an Attorney General complaint and is resolved. CenturyLink Complaints Manager Mary requested our Repair Escalations Team to assist Mr. with the service issues. A repair technician checked the terminal that serviced Mr. internet line and didn't find any problems. The technician was able to reach Mr. and attempted to schedule a time to further troubleshoot the service issues. Mr. advised our technician to cancel the appointment because he was going to cancel the account and change providers which he did effective 05/13/2020. Based on Mary's findings she credited the remaining balance of $52.27 bringing the closed account balance to zero.
CenturyLink apologizes we were unable to meet Mr. internet service needs we understand the importance of having stable internet service. CenturyLink appreciates Mr. contacting us, so we could look into this dispute and ensure it has been resolved.
Sincerely,
Mr.
As expected again our CenturyLink phone line is down since this afternoon today (4/23/18): was down 4 times this year, twice this month; had rebooted the modem with no change and also tried to run their online phone troubleshooter yet ran into a checking problem (will submit pics if requested), the internet is so far currently working though as before seems to fail sometimes after the phone does days after a good rainstorm which eventually soaks/shorts/etc. the outdoor cable line, and your services are welcome always to dial the home number to verify the situation which is the downed line, thank you kindly and awaiting your services reply!
P.S.: CenturyLink persons involved with Technical Support Issues:
Jose Rodriguez/Executive Office and Repair Services -
- In Boise, ID.
- Email: ***.
- Is head of maintenance.
Calvin/Manager -
- Phone: ***.
- Handles this area for maintenance concerns.
(For both of these persons none of them so far have resolved this still ongoing outside cable problem!)
Our
records indicate Ms. also submitted a complaint with the Arizona
Public Utility Commission (#***) regarding
her concerns. The Manager assigned to
the AZ PUC has resolved the most recent repair issue. A response from CenturyLink was sent to the AZ
PUC on May 1, 2020. In addition,
CenturyLink has an open job for possible improvements in Ms.’ s area. To avoid duplication of efforts, the manager assigned to the AZ
PUC will be the primary source of response to address customer concerns. ***Customer
Advocacy Group
Centurylink is refusing to disconnect my service. I initially contacted them through their chat feature and talked to someone for ten minutes about canceling service before they told me I had to call to cancel services. My first phone call I spent way to long being upselled to keep service even after multiple times of telling the clerk I didn't have time and needed to cancel. The rep ended up hanging up on me, no return phone call even though they asked for my number in case of disconnect. I waited a few days and called back and again was constantly upselled to keep the service. This rep started walking me through the process and asked me to hold while they placed the cancellation order, and then boom I was hung up on again. And again, no return phone call even though the rep took down my cell phone number. This company has been the worst company I've ever dealt with, and thats in addition to the fact that they are charging me 95.00 a month for a 12 Mbs line and most of them I only get around 3 Mbs. Its disgusting what they are doing to people down here in my town. Where I'm moving I am getting 940 Mbs for 79.99, I'll let you guys do the math on the difference. Please contact me about any future class action suits in teh state of New Mexico because I will gladly show my bill and discuss the service. I would especially like to talk about the technician that installed the service and his rude comments.
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 apologizes for the inability to complete the customer's wishes to disconnect. A review of the call did not determine whether the customer dropped, or the call dropped randomly. Notations on the account indicated that the customer disconnected, not that the customer was hung up on purposely.I have issue order number *** to disconnect the service on May 26th, 2020, billing date effective April 30th.The customer will get a revised final bill within 14 business days, a little longer if the bills are being forwarded from the previous address.As for the modem, any box will do, and the customer can print their own label by going to www.CenturyLink.com /returns.If the customer does not have a printer, they can simply take a cell phone snapshot of the label, bring the modem to any UPS facility where they can scan the picture from the customers’ phone and print the label on site.CenturyLink acknowledges the customers’ concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced. Sincerely
I feel I’m due a refund of $111.84 for payment made, mistakingly, on 4/22/2020.
Century Link failed twice previously to make withdrawals from our checking account & then reported past due notices to Experian.
I called them on 4/17/2020 to cancel our service. They then posted another past due amount of the aforementioned $111.84 .
After making that payment I realized it was not past due but was payable due and payable in May 2020, after I had cancelled service and returned the modem via UPS. I called “customer service” and reached someone in Jamaica. Very difficult to understand but she could not offer refund through her system. I requested a rep in the United States. She transferred me to John, somewhere in Central America. He also stated his system did not provide for refunds because my service is not active ( I cancelled it). He said he would have to reactivate my service and then determine if I was do a pro-rated refund or a bill for new service. DUH!
I asked for a U.S. phone number to call. He gave me the same number I had called originally and is listed on Century Link web sites.
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint from Mr. regarding a billing dispute on his closed CenturyLink account. CenturyLink is happy to investigate this billing dispute and provide Mr. with our findings.
Mr. called in on 04/17/2020 to cancel his service this was one day past his billing date. CenturyLink bills a month in advance and doesn't prorate the charges on the final bill for unused service on internet only accounts. This is why Mr. was charged through the billing cycle ending on 05/15/2020. Had Mr. canceled his service one day prior he wouldn't have been charge with another full month in advance. Since this disconnect request was so close to the bill date I have credited the $55.00 charge for the service period 04/16/2020-05/15/2020. Since, Mr. account has a zero balance this will create a credit balance on the account that will be refunded via check in the next 20-30 business days.
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to investigate this dispute, identify the cause of the charge, provide Mr. with our findings and resolution.
Sincerely
Fortunate to be able to work from home during Covid-19 shut down. It's makes it even more important to produce to keep my job. CenturyLink showed up with out an appointment which interrupted my work. That guy promised me that they would schedule an appointment to replace their temporary line. After he left I called and spoke to a supervisor about no notification about any of what was going on. He said that they would make sure to schedule an appointment before coming out again. That was a lie. They just showed up! I had to unexpectedly stop working AGAIN! I hope they but my nice tile work back as it was because they just ripped it up!
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
This companies service sucks, they are liars and over charge for internet that does not even work!!! Run away and don’t get screwed by these crooks!!
Crystal
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 had no problem with the payment transaction to start my internet service, but the connection never happened. Five days of shear agony, heart palpitations and headaches due to the stress and the constant search for my account information and a run around and around for 5 days! Finally I gave up and cancelled and requested a refund of my $204.00. I was then told they would only refund half. Amazing how service was never started yet Century link stole $100.00 for nothing. Unbelievable!!! I requested the refund today. I most likely will not receive any of my money back at and my service was never connected.
My wife and I requested Centurylink to install internet at our home in March 2019. During the process Centurylink requested a $85,00 security deposit which we promptly paid in March, 19th, 2019 with our credit card. After not showing up on the appointed time for installation we followed up with centurylink to understand why. They, then, informed that the service was not yet available at our address, but they recommended to leave the security deposit for when the service would became available. A couple of months later, when we called Centurylink again to check service availability we learned that our account was no longer existent (they closed the account and didn't tell me) and no one could answer how we could get our deposit back. The following months we called frequently to ask for updates and ask for the refund, until finally in July 29th, 2019, Centurylink confirmed they had done the refund on that same day (confirmation #***). However, over the next few days we checked our bank account and the $85,00 was never deposited on any of our accounts or credit cards. We tried to call again multiple times, but Centurylink would always say the money had been deposited already. I, then, decided to dispute with the credit card company, which said it was too late to dispute since they have a 60 days policy. Since my dispute was from 4 months ago they could not get our money back from Centurylink. Since then I have been trying to contact Centurylink and I am usually pushed from one department to another, without ever getting someone with authority to help me solve this matter and have my money back. Most of the times Centurylink answered: 1) The money has been deposited already in my account (which is false), 2) the money wasn't deposited back on my account because the credit card company didn't deposit the $85,00 on centurylink's account (however, it shows as "paid" in my balance), or 3) they can't see my account and have no record of any payment I made and cannot help me. More recently they opened an investigation (investigation #332019) but the response is always the same. So, based on the conflicting answers, the unwillingness to let me speak with a supervisor (which was declined every time I attempted), and their complete inability to point me to some department that could help, I strongly believe they have no interest in following through on my request and return me the money.
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint from Mr. regarding a status update on a deposit refund for a new service order that never completed. CenturyLink is happy to look into this issue and provide Mr. with our findings.
I reviewed the account notes regarding payment investigation #*** account number *** that was never activated. The results of the payment investigation from CenturyLink's Credit Financial Services were that the $85.00 deposit showed pending post and was never received by CenturyLink. This amount was a pending authorization for $85.00 not a payment to CenturyLink.
I reached out to the agent who conducted the payment investigation they confirmed this was the case, so there isn't a deposit to refund. CenturyLink understands how frustrating this experience has been for Mr. we appreciate him contacting us, so we could provide him with the results of our payment investigation.
Sincerely,
Mr.
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:
I reject CenturyLink’s response to my request because their argument that “the $85.00 deposit showed pending post and was never received by CenturyLink” is simply not true. We have attached a snapshot of our credit card statement that shows the $85.00 deposit to CenturyLink WAS PAID. There is no pending payment there. We checked with our credit card company and they confirmed there was a payment of $85.00 to CenturyLink, which we have the credit card statement to prove. It did come out out our bank account, and was never refunded. This is not up to debate. I never received any complaints of credit card payments not being processed. Also, it is surprising that in all my communications with CenturyLink no one ever apologized for the horrible handling of our case, beginning with promising service they couldn’t do, not showing up on the appointed install day, canceling our account without letting us know, and taking our deposit money and denying it, and finally making me spend countless hours on phone and email trying to get my money back. It is truly frustrating dealing with them.
Sincerely
I have reviewed the reply from *** regarding a disputed deposit refund. CenturyLink Financial Services Department was unable to locate the deposit in per the payment investigation that was completed. Since, CenturyLink can't refund a deposit we don't have in our system I have credited ***'s current account for $85.00 it has posted and will show on the next billing statement.
Sincerely,
Mr.
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:
I reject this response from CenturyLink because receiving credit to my Centurylink account doesn’t benefit me in any way. My current internet bill is expensed to my employer and it is not a cost for me. On the other hand, the deposit I paid was not expendable which is why I have been seeking this refund since then. I understand the response CenturyLink provided hasn’t changed, as they claim my $85 deposit didn’t show up on their system in the first place. However, please see page 4 of the attached file (chat conversation between my wife and Centurylink from July 29, 2019). In this conversation, centuryLink acknowledges they saw the $85 dollar deposit from me and confirmed they had processed the refund, even providing a confirmation number for the refund they claimed was successful. This was 4 months after we paid the deposit and placed the order for the internet service. It took us a few days to realize the refund was never deposited to my bank account which triggered my inumerous phone calls to obtain the refund. As I mentioned in my previous response, my bank gives me a 60 day window to dispute any charges. Centurylink took more than 4 months to finally say they didn’t receive the deposit from our credit card company. This absurd delay prevented me from disputing that charge with the credit card company. As I mentioned before (and showed with my credit card statement), we did pay the $85 dollars and we never received the refund. I have never seen a situation where a certain expense shows on my credit card, but the vendor didn’t receive the payment. This makes me wonder how accurate is the system Centutylink uses. I insist in receiving the refund of $85 dollars directly to my bank account, or reverted to my credit card.
Sincerely
I have reviewed the customers reply regarding their deposit refund request. We certainly understand how confusing this situation has been. I reached out to our Credit Department who advised me via payment investigation results #*** account number *** that was never activated. The results of the payment investigation from CenturyLink's Credit Financial Services were that the $85.00 deposit showed pending post and was never received by CenturyLink. This amount was a pending authorization for $85.00 not a payment to CenturyLink.
The $85.00 credit that I issued to compensate for the missing deposit refund has posted to the customers account on their 06/01/2020 billing statement for their review. The reference number for the $85.00 credit is ***. There are no further credits due for this issue.
Sincerely,
Mr.
Hi, I have now chatted with two chat agents about my issue. I told them about how I purchased on the centurylink website the option that said 15mbps for my internet, and it said for $50 a month. Then when the technician gets out here, he says that the speed is actually 10mbps at my location. This has been a major problem. I only came here because I saw you guys had 15mbps for my location on the website because I had to enter my location to see the speeds for my location. I would have stayed paying comcasts high bill amount had I known this would be the case. This connection is horrible and gets worse when it rains. It has been a complete disaster joining as a customer here. I am strongly considering going back to getting screwed over by comcast than dealing with this. One of the agents told me that if 10mbps is the case, then my bill will automatically lower to $40 a month. I could live with that despite the internet troubles, but the bill is still $50. Another agent I complained to about internet issues sent me a new modem and the problem is about the same or worse than before
CenturyLink appreciates Mr. giving us the opportunity
to review our handling of his account ***. I would like to apologize for the less than
exemplary service that Mr. recently received from CenturyLink representatives. His 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 Mr. ordered 15 Mbps Internet
speed on February 27, 2020. During the
installation process, it was determined Mr. Moore’s location would not support 15
Mbps speed. Thus, the speed was changed
to 10 Mbps. Currently, the monthly recurring
price for both 15 Mbps speed and 10 Mbps speed is $49. Upon review of Mr. Moore’s
monthly bill, he is billing correctly at $49 per month.In an effort to satisfy, an adjustment for one month of
service has been applied. A credit for $49
was issued on May 20, 2020 and should be reflected on the June 6, 2020 bill. Mr. is a valued customer and I
apologize we cannot offer a faster Internet speed at this time. CenturyLink regrets any inconvenience he 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.
Sincerely
CenturyLink is attempting to charge me $383.33 for an early termination fee, despite the fact I've been an internet customer for more than a decade. When they recently told me they would no longer service my constantly failing land phone line, I dropped my landline and remained an internet-only customer. Unbeknownst to me, they opened a new internet account for me and didn't close my original account. I discovered it when I noticed I was being double-billed. After several other problems with them in trying to fix this, I ultimately cancelled all service with CenturyLink. CenturyLink has since sent me bill they plan to try and collect through autopay from my checking account for early termination of an account, despite the fact I've been an internet customer for a decade.
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint from Dr. *** regarding disputed charges on her closed CenturyLink business account. CenturyLink is happy to investigate this billing dispute and provide Dr. *** with our findings and resolution.
I requested CenturyLink's Business Billing Escalations Team to investigate the billing issues and contact Dr. *** with their findings. Our Escalations Manager Thomas spoke to Dr. *** finding that she experienced service issues especially when it rained. CenturyLink had dispatched technicians several times who weren't able to provide a permanent fix for the ongoing problems. Based on Thomas's findings he adjusted the early termination fees along with the disputed monthly service charges totaling $512.31. Dr. ***'s closed account currently has a credit balance of $191.68 which will be refunded via a check in the next 30 business days. Thomas provided Dr. *** with his direct contact information in the event any further questions come up.
CenturyLink apologizes for the poor internet service and failed attempts to resolve the chronic issues we certainly understand her frustration. CenturyLink is happy to report this complaint has been resolved.
Sincerely
Land line ***. Called support on 12/31/2018 to discontinue service. Was told the billing at that time was 57.10 which we paid during the phone call. Was told there would be a final bill for services in the system. Understandable. 02/08/2019 paid 121.20 and thought that finished it. 03/20/2019 the service was actually discontinued with them saying there was no order from 12/31/2018. 11/22/2019 paid 37.72 with them crediting 16.92. now 04/10/2020 a collection agency says we owe 34.69 and this is from carry over charges. I am sorry that your employee failed to start the disconnect in 12/31/2018 but that was not my fault. Since 03/20/2019 we have tried to finish this off. Now you say well you paid some of it. Twice during 2019 I have paid what I was told would finish it. I want the 34.69 removed. I want you to tell the collection agency it was a mistake. And I want a letter stating this I can send to my credit reporting bureau . Trying to correct this I was given the run around on phone numbers to call and half of them where such a poor connection one of the two sides finally just hung up. So today I spent an hour with your online chat that only got me a phone number I had already talked to. And at the end of the chat I choose the email option to receive a copy. That never happened. Again your system is faulty. But Idid a cut and paste.I have tried to divorce myself fom you since December of 2018. And made 3 payments to do that. You just come up with additional charges.
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.The customer made to believe that at the time of the disconnection that he was paid in full. Valid charges that came in after the final bill created a revised final bill in the amount of $34.69As a courtesy to the customer I have refunded this amount and the customer should expect a refund check in the next 30 days.If there is any credit reporting or active collections, I have sent a request that this cease. The collections can take up 45 days to stop and the credit reporting can take up to 120 days to be reflected on one’s credit report (If applicable).CenturyLink apologizes for any issues or concerns they may have experienced.Sincerely,Steve
Due to the extremely poor quality of internet service and poor customer service, we called multiple times to cancel our Centurylink Service beginning on 3/15/2020. Each day, my husband and I both called and attempted to reach a chat agent. I even reached out on Social Media to no response. Finally, on 3/25/2020, I was able to get ahold of a representative. He apologized for the delay in getting ahold of a representative and accredited it to the high volume of calls during the COVID-19 closure. He assured me that he would cancel my service and promised that no future charges would come. We are in an extremely vulnerable financial position due to the COVID-19 closures. I noticed that today we were short for an upcoming bill and I checked my budget and, low and behold, on 4/15/2020, Centurylink charged us $40.00 for services we cancelled and no longer use. We had other services installed on 3/24/2020. I reached out to a customer service specialist today and they told me that nothing I was told previously was true. They told me the cancellation order hadn't even been fulfilled yet and that they will not be refunding my account. I let her know that I would like to speak to a supervisor regarding this but I never heard back from one. I let her know then and there a Revdex.com complaint would be filed and she (Harriet) did not care. She refused to give me her employee ID number.
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review Ms.’s
account, ***. Our records
indicate Ms. spoke with representatives on March 25, 2020 and
requested the disconnection of her account. Per policy, the due date on the order was April 22, 2020, the end of Ms.
***’s billing period.CenturyLink began implementing the change to proration of
standalone high speed internet accounts on August 9, 2019. At least 45
days before each implementation date, customers that have standalone high speed
internet accounts receive a postcard that provides notice of the proration
policy change and the corresponding update to the CenturyLink High-Speed
Internet Subscriber Agreement. The notice advises customers that the service
could be terminated prior to their applicable implementation date, without
penalty, in order to avoid the new proration policy. If customers do not
terminate service prior to their implementation date, service will be billed
through the end of the billing cycle. CenturyLink records do not indicate any customer contact
prior to March 25, 2020. In addition,
our records do not indicate Ms. contacted repair to report any problems
with her service, as no repair tickets have been opened. While CenturyLink records do not indicate
there were problems with the service or Mr. or Ms. called to disconnect
prior to March 25, 2020, an adjustment for the charges on the March 23, 2020
bill has been applied, in an effort to satisfy. A credit for $40 was issued on May 19, 2020. In addition, a credit for the order processing fee on the April 23, 2020 bill has also been
applied. Since the account is closed, a
refund check will be issued.CenturyLink regrets any inconvenience Ms. has
experienced.MargaretCenturyLink Customer Advocacy
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review Ms.’s
account, ***. Our records
indicate Ms. spoke with representatives on March 25, 2020 and
requested the disconnection of her account. Per policy, the due date on the order was April 22, 2020, the end of Ms.
***’s billing period.CenturyLink began implementing the change to proration of
standalone high speed internet accounts on August 9, 2019. At least 45
days before each implementation date, customers that have standalone high speed
internet accounts receive a postcard that provides notice of the proration
policy change and the corresponding update to the CenturyLink High-Speed
Internet Subscriber Agreement. The notice advises customers that the service
could be terminated prior to their applicable implementation date, without
penalty, in order to avoid the new proration policy. If customers do not
terminate service prior to their implementation date, service will be billed
through the end of the billing cycle. CenturyLink records do not indicate any customer contact
prior to March 25, 2020. In addition,
our records do not indicate Ms. contacted repair to report any problems
with her service, as no repair tickets have been opened. While CenturyLink records do not indicate
there were problems with the service or Mr. or Ms. called to disconnect
prior to March 25, 2020, an adjustment for the charges on the March 23, 2020
bill has been applied, in an effort to satisfy. A credit for $40 was issued on May 19, 2020. In addition, a credit for the order processing fee on the April 23, 2020 bill has also been
applied. Since the account is closed, a
refund check will be issued.CenturyLink regrets any inconvenience Ms. has
experienced.MargaretCenturyLink Customer Advocacy
I lived in Aurora CO but recently moved to Dallas Texas area. I closed my account with Century Link for internet service as I closed account due to moving to where they do NOT have service. I was sent a bill for service I no longer had or has access to. I advised my bank in Colorado, 1st Bank, to no longer submit payments to them as account was closed. I still received a bill for 55.00 despite that fact I no longer had service with them. My bank cancelled the payment of 55.00. Century Link is still billing me for 55.00 and now a 30.00 charge for reversal of payment! I would like 55.00 and 30.00 charge removed as account was closed. They are still billing for service I did not have.
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint from Ms. regarding disputed charges on her closed account. CenturyLink is happy to investigate this billing issue and provide Ms. with our findings.
I reviewed the final bill showing the account was closed one day after the bill dates. CenturyLink bills a month in advance and doesn't prorate final bills for days the service isn't used. Since Ms. called in one day before her bill date to disconnect the order didn't process until the next day which is why the charge was generated. Based on my findings, I have credited both the monthly charge and bank chargeback fee totaling $85.00.
CenturyLink appreciates Ms. contacting us, so we could investigate the cause of the charges and provide a resolution to this billing complaint.
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
Due to Covid-19 I have to work from home so my wife and I got CenturyLink internet service so that I can work from home & stay employed. Ever since I signed up for the service I've been getting disconnected for 7-10 minutes several times a day. I've called & spent several hours on the phone with their support giving me roundabout transfers, putting me on hold & hanging up on me to saying it's not an issue while I can see it is I can't get internet.
4.16.2020 I spoke to a supervisor who ran a line test & found that they had a problem with their line that was giving me less than half of my internet plan speed (upload and download) as well as causing outages. Told me they'd need to send out a tech so that it could be worked on & that if the repair required entering my apartment that I'd be charged because I'm not paying them for an additional service called "linebacker" to cover any repairs. The tech came out ~8:30am-9:30am pst. Found that the issue was with the wiring behind the DSL jacks throughout our apartment (CenturyLink's problem not us the customer's fault that the wiring wasn't done right). The tech repaired the lines via cutting the wires, rethreading & reconnecting it. The tech was incredibly helpful.
Now I'mg getting charged for the repair. Add on top of this that I haven't been able to get my account number to setup billing. I spoke with a rep to setup my account (have to register) and it says my password & account recovery security information is wrong. I can't get a rep to help me with that or billing over the phone without a convenience charge for doing it over the phone.
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.Unfortunately, CenturyLink must go through the property owner to work on any wiring past the point of demarcation (the box outside the complex). Centurylink does not have unfettered access to this part of the line to the customer's premise as the builder of the apartment complex is hired by the builder and was not installed by CenturyLink.At this point in time, I see no charge for the additional work that was performed to correct the situation.The customer has been given $50.00 in equipment and out of service credits and this is adequate given the circumstances.If the customer should receive a charge for the additional services, they may contact the case manager handling this complaint at *** and I will adjust the charge.Sincerely,Steve
My mother died on Feb 26th. She had a bundle with Century Link of land line, internet and Dish Satellite. I called on May 2nd and asked that all 3 parts of her bundle be discontinued. There seemed to be no problem.
I called a few weeks later, approximately March 20, to make sure I was mailing back everything necessary and questioned about mailing back the Dish boxes. The lady was difficult to understand and after she said "box up everything and mail it back" I still was confused and asked to speak with someone else. She hung up on me.
I had to look on line to find a return label since she gave me no direction and I mailed back the modem.
I have received another bill. It is still charging my mother's account for Dish. The bill is for $269.19 and the most my mother could've owed was $166.74. The lady I spoke with on the 3rd call today, when she said I had to call Dish myself and I told her this was the first time I had heard that, was very rude. She told me I was not listening so I couldn't understand. I told her I had one bill, had called one number for the 3 things bundled in my mother's account and since I had never had a mother die before that someone should've told me that I needed to call Dish before now. It has been extremely frustrating.
On the second call, after the lady hung up when I asked if I could speak with someone else, I called Century Link back and went into the automated system. When it asked what I wanted to do I said "file a complaint". The automated man confirmed that I had said that and I was promptly cut off. Century Link needs to get English speaking people available to help when there is an emotional issue!!! I will not pay for the extra charges that have been levied against my mother's account that was discontinued over a month ago! And the rudeness and inability to get someone to pass the call to someone else when there is a problem understanding is inexcusable. I asked the lady today 4 times what her name was and never did understand!
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.Unfortunately, especially in a time like this, the complainant listed in the Revdex.com complaint and the account listed in the complaint due not match. The account listed does not have the complainant as an authorized party on the account in question and due to CPNI (Customer Proprietary Network Information) rules set by the FCC I cannot address the complainant’s issue without further varication. The complainant can contact me for further verification and assistance at any of the means listed below so that proper varication can be determined.Sincerely,Steve Schwartz Case ManagerCustomer Advocacy GroupCenturyLink(208) [email protected]
Enrolled I and paid for internet plan up to 10mbps online through simple pay. Only received .52 to 2.62 mbps range. Two plans were offered to me online at the time. Did not receive the speeds offered online through website.
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 Ms. ordered new Internet service on
March 25, 2020. The order was written to
install 10 Mbps speed on April 13, 2020. During the installation process, it was determined 3 Mbps speed would be
fastest speed available at her premise. Ms. requested the disconnection of the account on April 21, 2020.CenturyLink regrets we cannot provide a faster Internet
speed at her premise at this time. We apologize
for any inconvenience she has
experienced.MargaretCenturyLink Customer Advocacy
Century Link makes it very difficult to discontinue service. You can get through to a live representative for new service in 3 minutes. To dsconnect I was on hold for 50 minutes. You can't disconnect via their chat/online servic either but I assume they will take money from us. Once talking with a representative they delayed me for another 15 minutes before completing the request, all the time trying to sell me service I did not want.
In addition they won't disconnect the service till the "end of the billing cycle" instead of offering to prorate for disconnecting now.
In addition, I tried to disconnect previously but was told that if I wanted to keep my phone number on transferring to another company I could not cancel my service. My new company had problems with Century Link transferring the number over so it took 2 weeks instead of the 3 business days it was supposed to.
For resolution, I would like Century Link to give the same access to customers to discontinue as they give access for starting service. Taking 17 times longer to have a representative pick up to disconnect seems like a concerted effort to make it hard to cancel and for Centruy Link to keep people paying longer. Fortunatley I could hold for 50 minutes and then spend another 15 minutes on the line. What about all the times I and others only have a short break from work and would be unsuccessful. These seem to be abusive/greedy practices of a big corporation making it hard to disconnect from them
I have reviewed the Revdex.com complaint from Mr. regarding a poor experience getting assistance with disconnecting services. CenturyLink is sorry to hear about this frustrating experience with long hold times we certainly understand how important our customer's time is.
CenturyLink's goal is to provide the best customer service experience possible for our valued customers. CenturyLink did experience some call routing and long hold times over the past month. This issue was identified internally and resolved by adding more Retention Agents and fixing our call routing issue. Centurylink does experience high call volumes certain times of the day and days of the week. CenturyLink monitors call volume at all times and adjusts service agents schedules to help minimize hold times in every department.
CenturyLink appreciates Mr. contacting us regarding this issue, we apologize for the poor experience. Customer feedback in invaluable to CenturyLink for us to identify shortfalls and improve our customer's experience.
Sincerely,
Mr.
Numerous issues with account from start up, until I canceled services. They used the wrong birthdate when setting up my account and incorrect phone number, so I couldn’t verify my account when calling in. Billing issues. Very long hold times then getting hung up on.
Month after month I had issues and would be told they were taken care of by the agent I’d speak to, only to have the same issue the next month and have the next rep report nothing was fixed on the account.
After closing out my services and paying in full, I continued to receive bills stating I owed money. I’d call billing and be told I didn’t owe anything but they couldn’t tell me why I was still receiving bills that stated my account was overdue.
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