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I have been without internet on and off for around 3 months. Centurylinn has been out to resolve the problem numerous times with what seems to be resolution until my internet is back out with thr same issue a day or two later. When I call to bave someone come out it’s literally weeks of waiting. My livelihood droends on having internet . I would gladly switch to another provider (even if it codts teice as much). Unfortunately Centurylink is the only provider in my area. Everytime I call for an appointment, I wait at least a week. It’s ridiculous and totally uncalled for. Yes they afjust my bill but they are undependable and my livelihood is in jeopardy. There is absolutely no reason someone should be waiting two weeks for a technician. Poor customer service. They wouldnt givenme two weeks to pay them my bill.
I have reviewed the complaint from *** regarding chronic service issues with her internet. I'm sorry to hear about these service issues and certainly understand ***'s frustration since most of us rely on our internet daily. I so show ***'s service is currently running 100% with a stable connection so the recent issues seem to have been resolved. Per the account notes we have also credited *** for downtime when the service was unusable. I agree that when our service has issues we should be able to fix it in a timely manner. *** lives in a very rural area which is likely why the repair time is higher than it should be. I would be happy to have our Repair Escalations Team assist in the future if *** experiences problems she can email me directly Corey.T***@CenturyLink.com
Sincerely,
Mr.T
I called to cancel my century link account in June 2018 and was told by a representative that our contract ended in July 11, 2018 and that I would not need to do anything at that time that the account would cancel itself at that time. I called back at the beginning of July 2018 to verify this and to make sure this account was going to be cancelled. My bank account was charged on 7/18/2018 (after I was told it would be cancelled) and money was withdrawn automatically from my bank account. I called to check about this and was told that I no longer have an account and that there shouldn't be any charges. I then received a bill for an even higher price a few days later via email for August 2018. I called to talk to another representative and was told that it was my fault that I never cancelled the account. I was told that the account would be cancelled but money would not be refunded. After arguing about this, I was told I would get it back. However, I have not received any kind of refund or any kind of confirmation that I will be receiving a refund. I am also still getting emails for the upcoming bill.
To whom it may concern:
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review the issues or concerns regarding this complaint.
At CenturyLink, we strive to provide outstanding customer service and feedback is appreciated and utilized to enhance our training.
Notations on the account indicate that the customer called in on June 18th, 2018 to inquire when the contract would expire and was given a date of July 18th, 2018.
It was noted that the customer was moving and will call back in at that time to make changes or cancel the service.
Notations indicate that the customer called on the 18th to cancel the service but that it didn’t get done when the order was finally canceled it was effective the 1St of August.
The payment in July covered the June to July 18th dates of service. The order to disconnect didn’t quite negate the full back dated amount and left a revised balance of $14.82.
As a courtesy to the customer this has been adjusted and the account has a zero balance. As for eh bank information does not get maintained once an account is canceled.
CenturyLink acknowledges the customers concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced.
Sincerely,
Steve S
I used to have century link bundled with Direct TV about 8 months ago I dropped Direct TV and I kept century link for internet. at that time century link sent me a large bill saying I owed them because they pay Direct TV in advance I went to a att office because they bought Direct TV. The gentlemen took care of bill I had no more issues until I just recently dropped Century Link because they didn't have high speed internet in my area. I have been paying like 80.00 sum dollars for months. Now that I dropped them they want like 400.00 some dollars now. I called Direct TV they said century link doesn't pay them in advance. Direct TV recommended a 3 way call with century link so they could let them know I don' owe money to them but century link wouldn't do a 3 way call . So I would like to file a complaint.
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review our handling Mr. accounts, ***. I have reviewed Mr. CenturyLink account and received information from the AT&T Office of the President regarding his DirecTV account. Mr. DirecTV account was combined with his CenturyLink account for billing purposes.
From the information provided by the AT&T representative, Mr. DirecTV account was suspended on October 20, 2017. On April 20, 2018, the DirecTV account was automatically reactivated from suspension. Thus, there were no DirecTV charges reflected on Mr. CenturyLink bills from December to June. Programming on the DirecTV account was disconnected on May 30, 2018 but the account remained active. On June 3, 2018, the DirecTV account was processed for disconnection.
Because Mr. DirecTV and CenturyLink accounts were combined for billing purposes, DirecTV charges begin billing again on the CenturyLink account. It can take one to two bill cycles for the charges to appear. Thus, the July 7, 2018 bill was the first CenturyLink bill that reflected new DirecTV charges. This bill reflects DirecTV charges for service from April 20 to June 27, 2018 and a credit for charges from May 30 to June 27, 2018. As a billing agent, CenturyLink has no access to DirecTV systems. Thus, Mr. would need to contact DirecTV to dispute any charges.
CenturyLink pays DirecTV for DirecTV charges that appear on our customer’s monthly bills. Many times, this is prior to receiving a payment from our customer for their DirecTV charges. CenturyLink has paid DirecTV for the charges that appeared on the July 7, 2018 bill. Since the accounts are closed, if Mr. would receive a credit from DirecTV, it will not be passed to CenturyLink for billing or reimbursement. Mr. is responsible for the DirecTV charges that appear on the July 7, 2018 CenturyLink bill. The balance due is valid and the charges have been sustained.
CenturyLink apologizes for the confusion and we regret any inconvenience Mr. has experienced.
Margaret
CenturyLink Customer Advocacy
They cancelled my service without notification yet have still charged me. I've been told multiple things by multiple people on why my service plan changed even though I have not changed a single thing on my plan. I've been on the phone for probably around 4-5 hours in total and have been transferred countless times just so I could finally close out my account and get a refund for the service I never got. I'm not sure how many departments they have but at this point it seems as if they are making up names. In the end they could never come up with a reason for why this happened. I will not be looking to use their service again.
This is the absolute worst internet provider I have ever used. Unfortunately, it is the only option for the home I have lived in the past 7 years. Their customer service is horrible- I most recently went without internet for 2 months due to their negligence in scheduling & communication. During that time I had three no shows when technicians were supposed to show up. Now, my bill is up $20 and I just got internet back. I have met multiple CenturyLink employees who have only negative things to say about this company, and that should tell you something. If you have an option DO NOT pick CenturyLink.
I received a letter from collections agency at least 6 months after closing my account with centurylink. My balance indicated zero dollars online after closing account at what I had been lead to believe (through phone call and their online chat) was within my introductory rate period. I didn't receive proper billing or any correspondence from them in the mid term. When I spoke w centurylink they told me I was fooled into thinking my introductory rate ended a certain date (the date I canceled service) and in fact due to billing dates etc had ended several days prior and I owed over 100$ for those days of service which included late fees. Please bring a stop to this kind of blatant corporate over reach.
I moved August 2. My service was supposed to be operational at 5 pm that day. That did not happen and then it was supposed to be operational Friday. That did not happen and then a technician was supposed to come to my home Tuesday August 7. I am now being told it will not be installed until September 6th. I have spent over three hours on the phone being passed around from person to person, department to department with no solution. I called customer care as requested by Centurylink prior to filing this complaint and supervisor refused to speak to me.
I reviewed the complaint from *** regarding a delay in having his service moved to his new address. I reviewed the account showing this matter was resolved on 08/07/18 per the account notes a tech was on site to install the service at that time. CenturyLink apologizes for any conflicting information they received regarding this order we are happy to further assist as need.
Sincerely,
Mr.T
In November 2017, without my knowledge, I was charged a service fee for a technical problem that Century Link said it was responsible for. I called in December 2017 and they apologiged and said they would remove the charges, but the January bill indicated they didn’t. As a result, I was charged multiple late payments of which Century Link removed 2. However, all late fees were associated with the erroneous charge and I’m asking that the remaining late fees and any other related charges be removed, of which they have refused.
To whom it may concern:
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review the issues or concerns regarding this complaint.
At CenturyLink, we strive to provide outstanding customer service and feedback is appreciated and utilized to enhance our training.
On August 8th, 2018 the customer received 69.26 credit for the late fees that weren’t adjusted previously.
On June 6th the $85.00 trip charge to trouble shoot was already adjusted.
No further adjustments are warranted.
CenturyLink acknowledges the customers concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced.
Sincerely,
Steve S
This is an extremely unorganized company. I had signed up for internet services late June. Sensed to go off without a hitch. Until about 3 weeks I want to get our pay information squared away. I call asking The account number however the representative convinced me to change from a prepaid account to a post paid account because it would be more valuable. She then transferred me over to the post paid services for me to terminate the services. Which should’ve been done by the representative. I had an odd feeling so I called two days later to ensure and confirm my original account had been terminated which I was told it was. Then a week later on Thursday someone came to install the services even though we already had services. When I called about the mistake the company I had my apartment number wrong and the service I had an odd feeling so I called two days later to ensure and confirm my original account had been terminated which I was told it was. Then a week later on Thursday someone came to install the services even though we already had services. When I called about the mistake the company I had my apartment number wrong and the service rep wrong. At first I was told I qualified for 80Mbp then o was told by the installer I could inly get 40Mbps. They all assured me it was just a mix up. The next day I didn’t have services. I called and the new account was never set up on there end. I was given my money back after some hassle and I decide to start over. So I started a new account and I was told I’d be charge $55 for the new set up which I understood. It was going fine it was set up on Saturday and I received a new box that I set up on my own and we had Internet for all of Sunday. Monday today August 6th was charged again when I would called I was told that it was from a previous account .
I’m currently on the phone trying to figure out what account I have to make sure that I only have one and to get my money back.
CenturyLink appreciates Ms. giving us the opportunity to review our handling of her accounts, *** and ***. 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. established a CenturyLink Simple Internet account *** on June 23, 2018. This account was disconnected on July 26, 2018. A payment for $115.78 was made on June 15, 2018 and was adjusted on July 30, 2018. An order was issued on July 30, 2018 to install Internet service that was not the ‘pre-paid’ service. This order was cancelled, as the wrong apartment number was used.
An order was issued on July 30, 2018 to re-install CenturyLink Simple Internet service and account *** was established on August 4, 2018. This account is still a live, working account. Ms. has made a $55.78 payment on July 30th and a $55 payment on August 6th. In an effort to satisfy, an adjustment for $55 was applied to the account on August 31, 2018.
Ms. is a valued customer and I apologize she was not treated in this manner. CenturyLink regrets any inconvenience she has experienced.
Margaret
CenturyLink Customer Advocacy
I was paying $44.64 a month for internet service. This included $10 a month for the modem. I saw my upcoming bill tonight and it was jacked up to $74. I went on online chat with a CS Rep who after 45 minutes told me they couldn’t do anything and they said I needed to get s new modem, pay $60 to have a tech install it on top of the $74. What!? I told them to cancel my service. They said they couldn’t and told me to call a phone number. I called the number to cancel and the female said if I stayed with them she could reduce my bill to $50 a month. Since I purchased one of their modems she says I could return the rented one and then pay $40 a month. So I said I would stay. The confirmation number is ***. I noticed that my bill still says $74 which I did not agree to so I removed my autopay. It gave me a message saying they are working on removing my checking account but I will still be charged $74 to my removed checking account on the 11th. What!? So I got back on chat and spent another 30 minutes with another rep who said there is nothing he can do and he gave me yet another number to call. I called the number and they are closed. I’m livid. I detest this company so much.
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. was receiving a $47.05 twelve-month promotional discount. The discount expired in July. Thus, the monthly cost increased, as reflected on the July 22, 2018 bill. Information regarding the promotional discount, and its expiration, is reflected on the monthly bill. The following verbiage is from Mr.’s June 22, 2018 bill.
YOU ARE RECEIVING A REDUCED MONTHLY RATE FOR YOUR HIGH-SPEED
INTERNET SERVICE BECAUSE OF YOUR 12 MONTH TERM COMMITMENT.
WHEN YOUR CURRENT AGREEMENT EXPIRES ON 08-02-2018 YOUR MONTHLY RATE
WILL CHANGE TO THE STANDARD RATE. NOTE: THIS DISCOUNT MAY VARY
DEPENDING ON THE PRESENCE OF AUTOPAY AND PAPERLESS BILL.
DISCOUNT & ADJUSTMENT SUMMARY
HIGH-SPEED INTERNET WITH AUTOPAY & PAPERLESS BILL
TERM COMMITMENT MONTH 11 OF 12 47.05CR
Per the notations on the account, Mr. spoke with representatives on August 6, 2018. An order was issued to remove Auto-Pay from the account. However, the payment of $74.44 for the July 22, 2018 bill was already being processed in our systems. An order was also issued to add our Price for Life promotion to the account. This promotion gave Mr. a $55 monthly rate before taxes, surcharges, and fees. This order completed on August 7, 2018.
Mr. called in and disconnected his account on August 21, 2018. An August 22, 2018 Closing bill was issued, reflecting a credit balance of $4.06. A refund check has been issued.
Margaret
CenturyLink Customer Advocacy
Our records indicate refund check #*** for $4.06 was printed on August 27, 2018. However, a system issue has caused a delay in processing and mailing of the checks. Mr. should receive the check by the end of the month.
Our records indicate another return label packet was issued on September 13, 2018. I also issued a request to have another packet sent to Mr.. The return label packets are shipped via US Mail.
Margaret
CenturyLink Customer Advocacy
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because: I sent the modem back. Awaiting acknowledgment and account credit.
Sincerely
I have contacted CenturyLink on numerous occasions about our internet issues, mainly the slowness of speed, yet we are paying for "high speed" internet. I work from home for a healthcare facility for patient care related emergency services on the weekend for Radiology reports. I had contacted their customer service with a complaint that I was unable to work due to the internet slowness. I was told they were sending out a technician to look at the problem. It was 8:25 a.m. I told them it was an emergency, and they told me they couldn't get here any earlier than 10:30 a.m. I had to call my boss and my coworkers to get someone to cover my shift. By noon I had not heard or seen anyone, so I contacted them again. I was then told they had no idea what I was talking about, there was no ticket, no evidence that I had even called, and by the way they were not going to send anyone anyway because there was nothing they could do about it! I subsequently sent 2 separate emails to their vice president complaining of the terrible service and that my job is in jeopardy since I am unable to perform my job duties and was hired on with the promise that I did indeed have high speed internet service, which I have not had yet. So far, I have not heard back from anyone! Absolutely terrible customer service and nothing done to acknowledge or try to address this issue at all. I would never recommend this company to anyone looking for internet service!
I recently found out that CenturyLink has sent a bogus and fraudulent account to collections. This bogus account has a charge of $125. I have not dealt with CenturyLink in over 3 years. The only legitimate time I've had service with the company was back in 2013, and that was only for a month. I canceled their service only to find out somehow I had a second (identical) account that they also tried sending to collection. I paid both accounts just to be done with the company and remove the effects from my credit report.
I have since moved to Ohio and supposedly have yet another account with a company I despise. I plan to file a complaint with the FTC tomorrow.
CenturyLink appreciates Ms. writing regarding her recent experience with our company. I regret to inform Ms. that she did not include sufficient information for CenturyLink to conduct an investigation. I was unable to locate an account with the limited information on the Revdex.com complaint.
In order to investigate the complaint, the CenturyLink account number will need to be provided. The CenturyLink account number should be on the information Ms. has received from the collection agency. I might be able to locate the account if the service address of the account in question is provided.
Once the CenturyLink account number is provided, CenturyLink will be happy to investigate Ms. concerns. I regret any inconvenience this may cause.
Margaret
Customer Advocacy Group
My family has had CenturyLink for a while now but not by choice, simply because it's one of two options in our area. CenturyLink knows this and, as such, uses this power to provide terrible speeds at terrible prices and, when something goes wrong, even worse customer service. We suffer constant internet cutouts, spans when the internet is functional (albeit at a speed under what we pay for) for 20 minutes or so and then just stops for a good 5 minutes before the cycle continues. We've called CenturyLink about this, at which time one CSR checked our connection history, said it looks "terrible" (he saw the frequent interruptions), that our hardware was outdated, that it was likely an issue with the cabling outside (their problem), and scheduled a service on a morning the next week. After waiting the 4-hour span that the tech could arrive, he never showed, I called back, and the new CSR said there was no record of a call, no scheduled tech visit, and that she saw no issues in my connection history. When asked whether we could at least get a new version of our modem/router, as the previous rep said we would, she insisted that it must be purchased separately, so we'd need to do a purchase order and have the technician come whenever we receive the device, all out of our pocket (cost of router to replace THEIR BRANDED and OUTDATED router as well as the technician fee to fix their problem with the wiring). We ended up just ordering a new modem router off amazon but still suffer the frequent blackouts and have no confidence that they would come fix anything for our money considering apparently no on in the company communicates with each other in the first place.
So, as I said, you will pay for garbage speeds that you won't hit in the first place, you'll be plagued with frequent interruptions, and you won't get any help from the company causing it all, pocketing all the cash, and reinvesting none of it in their infrastructure (as they claim to have been doing for decades while we've had the same speeds offered since 2009). Don't purchase from them and for the love of all that is holy don't try to get them to take responsibility for anything at all.
I have been being charged for broadband service and an additional broadband recovery fee, but consistently am only getting download speeds less than 10Mbps. I went on the Pennsylvania Utility Commission website and my and my neighbors property are being shown as not even having broadband available. I asked centurylink about it and they just tried to renew my plan for two years...... It was really bizarre. I told them I want a refund as I have been paying for service I do not have. Also if I am going to continue to be billed for broadband, they should at least increase my speed to a broadband rate.
They hare the only ISP in the rural area, so I have no other options.
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review Mrs. account, ***. Ms. is paying for our 10 Mbps downstream/768kb upstream Internet service. A Broadband Escalation Representative has verified Mrs. is receiving her paid for speed. There are no repair tickets that would indicate Mrs. has contacted CenturyLink to report any problems with her Internet service or the speed she is receiving. The last repair ticket that was opened was on May 23, 2018, when a tree against the line was reported but was not service affecting.
If Mrs. is having issues with her service, she is encouraged to contact repair to report the issue. Repair can be reached at 800 788-3600. CenturyLink regrets any inconvenience Mrs. has experienced.
Margaret
CenturyLink Customer Advocacy
Back in January of 2018 I contacted Century Link to check into current deals they were running. They had *** dollar price for life deal that they signed me up for, dropping my bill by over $20 a month. It has now been 7 months and a half a dozen phone calls and I still pay $75+ dollars a month. Century Link has been unable to credit my account for the overcharges. They have also put me into a $40 price for life deal that has yet to take effect and issue the credit from the overcharges associated with that deal. They claim I currently owe $289. However, the last person I spoke with that "cleared up the situation and issued the appropriate credits" stated that I should have approximately $120 in credits (when my bill was $200). Which would mean $80 owed plus the current $40 + taxes for this month. I should only owe approximately $120. They are now threatening to cut off my service for their mistakes.
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. feels she 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.
Ms. was receiving two 12-month promotional discounts, which expired in September 2017. Because the promotional discounts expired, her monthly cost increased. On February 5, 2018, Ms. spoke with a representative via the online chat. The notations indicate she wanted to add our Price for Life promotion but the chat was dropped. Thus, an order was not issued. Our records indicate the next contact was on April 16, 2018, when an order was issued for a new modem.
On July 24, 2018, Ms. spoke with a representative and the Price for Life promotion was added to the account with a January 26, 2018 effective bill date. Because to order completed on July 26, 2018, the change was not reflected on the July 16, 2018 bill, as it was issued prior to the order completing. The August 16, 2018 bill reflects the change, including a $172.41 credit for the difference in rates back to January 26, 2018.
Ms. is a valued customer and CenturyLink regrets any inconvenience she has experienced.
Margaret
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.
Sincerely
On Tuesday, July 31st, CenturyLink came to my new home and set up internet. Conversation with the technician was roughly as follows:
Me: Can you set it up in this room (in the center of home)?
Tech, after taking plate off wall: The jack is not in here, let's check other rooms.
Tech, after finding internet in far end of the house: Here it is.
Me: Our only concern is the internet reaching the whole house. Will this be a problem?
Tech: No, it should work throughout the whole house.
Cut to three hours later, internet is good in 50% of the house, spotty in 25%, and non-existent in 25% of the house. Note that the home is 1,400 square feet over two floors, roughly 700 on 1st and 700 on 2nd (as in, not a particularly large house).
I called CenturyLink around 5:15 PM. After 5-10 minutes on hold with the *** system (as I discovered, a separate part of CenturyLink altogether), I spoke with a representative that indicated I needed to speak with Customer Care after some time of speaking with them. They transferred me and I was with someone from Customer Care around 5:45 PM. After looking through my account (and the representative horrified that the technician did not place the internet in the room we requested), she determined that unfortunately we were *** customers and needed to speak with them. By this point, it is about 6:05 PM. I asked if I would need to explain the situation in full to a third person or if they would know. She indicated she would find out and placed me on hold. Within 30 seconds, a robotic voice said 'Call back later' and the call was disconnected. I called back, they were closed.
On Wednesday, August 1st, I called back earlier in the day. I spoke with a person from *** who was similarly surprised that the tech did not place the Internet where I requested considering the far end of the home is absolutely not the right location for the modem (according to her). She indicated I would be charged for a repair order but that it would be waived after the original tech's error was corrected. She placed me on hold so that she could speak to 'Repairs'. She came back after a few minutes and indicated that they were able to remotely update my ‘channel strength’ to maximum because the tech inexplicably left it at the low level, likely an oversight. This seemed to correct the issue in ALL areas of the home. I thanked her, told her that a repair was not needed, and we hung up.
On Friday, August 3rd, I was trying to get Internet in my living room. It was the same as before, no internet in the living room. I called CenturyLink at 4:30 PM, was on hold for 25 minutes, then spoke with a person, who indicated that the technician should have placed the modem where I requested and that she would transfer me to repairs to get it straightened out, free of charge. She transferred me to repairs, where I *againexplained the whole scenario. The repair representative apologized for the inconvenience and noted that my channel was at the lowest level possible. I told him that he can definitely update it, but that it was done on Wednesday and the fix was temporary. I told him that if he can make sure that it is permanently turned up, we should be fine. He did not guarantee me that this would be the case, so I told him we would need to get the modem location error corrected, as the previous individual indicated it would be free considering it was an error and that I had paid for installation already. He indicated there is always a charge to send someone out and that it could not be waived. I clarified that the tech should have done it the way I asked and that it would not have cost any more. The representative agreed that had it been done in the first place I would not have been charged extra. He placed me on hold to speak with a supervisor I believe. When he returned, he indicated he would transfer me to a new department as they would determine if this was possible. I asked if that person would know the situation or if I would have to go through it again. He said ‘Have a nice day, sir’ and transferred me. I reached apparently the ‘Upgrades’ department, who indicated they could not help because I was a *** customer. The gentleman here transferred me back to ***. After 15 minutes of being on hold there, a representative answered, telling me that their systems were down and they could not assist. I asked if it was possible to have someone call me considering I had already been on the phone for 3 hours in three days. He indicated that was not possible and to call back Monday.
I have truly never experienced Customer Service this bad, between the lack of consistency in answers received, the bad transfers to departments that could not help, and, frankly, the lack of accountability that every person I spoke to has. I believe the technician set it up poorly so that no extra work was needed and because he would not get into any trouble for doing a poor job. I believe each representative could transfer me as they see fit because, despite the fact that every phone call is recorded, it was not worth their individual time to assist me in fixing the issue caused by CenturyLink. I paid for installation to make sure it was done properly and to only get it in half the house without CenturyLink choosing to fix it is unacceptable. They have no way to register complaints via phone as far as I can tell and I am upset about my choice in internet provider. I already purchased their modem and installation, so they know I am stuck with them for now. I have never placed a complaint against a company or employee of a company in my life. But this is many steps beyond the realm of what is bad customer service and I would like it to be resolved if possible.
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Thank you for taking the time to notify us about the unsatisfactory customer service experience that you recently encountered. That's not how we do business and I certainly don't enjoy hearing the treatment you received. Please accept our apologies for not meeting your expectations. To further proceed in a resolution for Mr. *** there are some things that we are unclear on. Is there a phone jack that is located in the specific room that Mr. initially wanted the modem installed in? If there is not a jack in that room that is a different work order that needs written and the charges for this work is not including in the initial installation charges for the tech to come out and set up the internet services. Which could be why the technician set the modem up in a different room where a phone jack was present. There is a $99.99 dollar charge for a technician to run wires and place a new jack in a home. To schedule this work if there is no jack in the room, Mr. can go to the *** account home for his account on the website and schedule this for a time that he will be home for the work to be completed. Or contact our *** care group at 1-800-238-3705 and they can set up the jack installation order for you as well. CenturyLink apologizes for the frustration encountered. Sincerely, Mr. C
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because the options seem to be as follows:
There is a phone jack at the proper place, so it is unclear why it was not installed there. The issue can be resolved assuming they agree to come set up the modem in the right place, free of charge (as, according to the business' response, it could have been set up with the phone jack that is currently in the wall in the correct room). Can that be done?
Sincerely
CenturyLink has escalated Mr. complaint to our technical support specialists to reach out via the contact information that was provided. I have asked them to assist with the connection issues and helping relocate that modem to the other room. If there is a jack in the room as stated previously, this should be able to be done with assistance over the phone and not need a dispatch. They will make contact with in 24-48 hours to assist with the issues that have been presented. Sincerely, Mr. C
Tried repeatedly to turn off autopay (email, phone, chat and private Facebook message) after cancelling account due to being excessively charged $53.99 for 3 megabytes of download speed. I have now incurred $78 in withdrawals and fees to my bank account for this account due to their incompetence to turn off autopay. Chat gave me link to turn auto pay off that was inoperable and all other attempts to resolve this matter has failed.
I have received a copy of the Revdex.com complaint filed by Ms. ***, regarding a billing dispute. After investigation of Ms. account it has been found that per our records the customer was provided with the correct and accurate information to remove the auto payment from her account via the "My Account" portal on our website. Furthermore our investigation shows that the auto payment processed at the same time of the month that it previously had done in the months past. When the auto payment was withdrawn the amount was due for the current month of service that was provided. The account appears to have been disconnected on 07/30/18 the same day that the auto payment processed. The payment was for the service between 07/10/18 -08/09/18. Since the account was closed a credit has been issued for -$16.80 for the days between 07/30/18-08/09/18 that were not used during that billing cycle. CenturyLink does not credit for overdraft fees and apologizes for the frustration encountered. CenturyLink has closed this complaint. Sincerely, Mr. C
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because: Recently received email notifying me that I am still being billed by autopay and next bill due on 08/17/2018 of amount of $16.80 will be deducted from my account! Contacting my credit union for a new card to be issued due to so many attempts to stop centurylink's autopay!
Sincerely
After review of the customers response and account it has been found that nothing was to be charged to the customers bank account. The account is closed and there is a credit of -$16.80 that is being sent back to the customer in the form of a check for the prorated time left in the billing cycle when service was canceled. CenturyLink apologizes for the confusion expressed. For further questions please call our team at 1-800-244-1111. CenturyLink has closed this complaint. Sincerely, Mr. C
I called late last year (sometime in October or November 2017) and complained about the poor service and connection speeds provided by CenturyLink. They apologized and offered me a discount on my residual bill for the few months I had remaining until I moved.
When I called again in June 2018 to finally cancel the service, CenturyLink informed me that I would have to pay a $200 early disconnect fee to terminate a NEW 3 year contract that had commenced from the date of my last service call. I had already completed my service contract. The agent pulled a bait and switch. I was made to believe that the discount was its own remedy and NEVER informed of a new contract.
My lease was expiring in a few months and I had already made plans to move. Due to this fact I would have never agreed to a new contract. As proof of this I can furnish my final lease terms and my new location that is currently serviced by Cox.
I have received a copy of the Revdex.com complaint filed by Mr. ***, regarding a billing dispute. After investigation of Mr. account it has been found that the agent did not properly disclose the term agreement for the rate that was provided. Therefor CenturyLink has issued a credit for $200.00 on the customers account for the early termination fee that was charged. Our records show that this balance has already been paid therefor, a check will be printed and mailed within 30 days for the credit that was applied to the account. CenturyLink apologizes for the frustration encountered and appreciates the opportunity to investigate Mr. concern. CenturyLink has closed this complaint. Sincerely, Mr. C
Centurylink does *notprovide good customer service. They confirmed that they would cancel my account and didn’t. Then when I called back to get my refund, I was told that they would “send a check” within 4 to 6 weeks. The internet service is slow and the “customer service” is horrible.
They promise high speed, when in fact it only works part of the time, if at all. The weekends seem to be the worst. Avoid this company if at all possible!!