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Hi Revdex.com,
My name is ***, and I am a current CenturyLink customer.
In October 2016, I became a CenturyLink subscriber. The verbal contract (there was no written contract) was that the price of our internet would remain the same for 2 years. CenturyLink increased our price after only 1 year. My wife and I did not realize this until July 3rd 2018. We called CenturyLink to cancel our service. However, their cancellation department pleaded with us to retain their services if they offered to set the effective bill dated to October 2017. I requested an email to confirm this change, which was provided by CenturyLink employee Natalie K (see below). According to the new agreement, we would have 20m speed for $40 per month, with our effective bill dated to October of 2017. Because we over-paid $50 per month from October 2017 to June 2018, this means we should have $400 of credit. If our bill is $40 per month, that means we should not owe again until 10 months from now (April or May of 2019).
However, according to a message my wife received this morning, I am actually set to be billed for $80.99 on July 28th (see below, following the copied email from Natalie K).
I called CenturyLink back to ask how this problem could be rectified, and they informed me that the plan Natalie offered is no longer available. I mentioned that I had it in writing that I would be offered this plan, and they told me that they could not confirm that (even though I have the email and offered to send it to them again). Thus, either their employee offered me something that the company could not offer, or Natalie's supervisor reneged on the offer. Either way, this has caused me great inconvenience, and I do not know whom to trust since different CenturyLink employees have told me opposing information. I freely admit that I became angry and cursed at the supervisor who told me the plan was no longer available. I have no rational choice left but to end my service with them and warn other potential customers of their questionable business practices. At the very least, CenturyLink should provide written contracts that specify when a service agreement begins and when it ends.
Sincerely,
-***
***, ***, Natalie J Natalie.J.K***@centurylink.com via olucdenver.onmicrosoft.com
Jul 3
to ***.***@UCDENVER.EDU
Hey ***! It’s Natalie K with CenturyLink and here is your price for life offer.
20 m speed for $40 per month. Effective Bill Dated back to October 10th, 2017 for satisfaction.
This communication is the property of CenturyLink and may contain confidential or privileged information. Unauthorized use of this communication is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this communication in error, please immediately notify the sender by reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the communication and any attachments.
Forwarded message ---------
From: CenturyLink
Date: Tue, Jul 17, 2018, 6:44 AM
Subject: Your CenturyLink bill is ready
To: <***>
1.800.244.1111
CenturyLink(R)
My CenturyLink | Customer Service | Payment Options
Bundles | Internet | Home Phone | TV | Special Offers
Your CenturyLink Bill is Ready.
Dear CenturyLink Customer,
Your current CenturyLink® bill for the account ending in *** is now available online.
Total Amount Due: $80.99
NO ACTION REQUIRED – YOU ARE ON AUTOPAY
You are enrolled in recurring automatic payments. Your payment will occur on approximately 07/28/2018
View Bill
To view the details of your bill conveniently and securely.
Important news about your account may be included on your bill or in the Regulatory Notices.
I have received a copy of the Revdex.com complaint filed by Mr. ***, regarding a billing dispute. Unfortunately, Mr. did not provide his CenturyLink account number. In order to investigate his complaint, I will need the CenturyLink account number. Once I have the necessary information I will be able to investigate his concerns. CenturyLink apologizes for any frustration. Sincerely, Mr. C
After review of the account it has been found that the account was on a !2 month promotion that ended in October 2017. There are no reminders sent for when promotions end as this is stated on the customers monthly billing statements and this is the customers responsibility to review billing statements and the information on them. Our records indicate that a retention agent offer to back date the services to the October if the customer would keep services. However the account was canceled therefor the retention offer was removed as the offer was contingent on keeping service. CenturyLink's billing policy is clearly stated on the bills that any billing discrepancy is to be reported to CenturyLink no later than 90 days of the printed bill date on the bill. Which means our agents are only suppose to back credit up to 90 days. As customers have a responsibility to review monthly billing statements and report any discrepancies to in a timely manner. Customer negligence does not constitute an error on CenturyLink's behalf, and our agents notes shows that CenturyLink attempted to resolve this in good faith.This agent went above and beyond to retain the customer and make to provide a resolution for the customer. The agent placed an order give the customer our new price for life promotion for $40 a month and back dated this order to back date the previous billing statements. Which would have placed a credit on the account if the customer kept services with our company. The order had not processed before the July monthly billing statement was printed and would have taken effect on the next months billing cycle. The account was canceled by the customer and the offer was removed. CenturyLink apologizes for the frustration. Sincerely, Mr. C
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:
It is true that we cancelled our service. But that is because your company reneged on the lifetime price guarantee by continuing to send bills for $80. When I called to ask why we were not being charged for $40 per month, I spoke to a supervisor who told me that the offer we had been given (by the agent who went "above and beyond") was actually no longer available. When I told him I had an email stating otherwise, he said that he could not confirm the existence of the email from the agent who went above and beyond. I told him I would forward him the email. He told me that he was done with me. So, I lost my temper a bit and said some curse words. But after hanging up, I decided to cancel my service since I didn't know what I was getting. I didn't know if the words of the supervisor trumped the words of the agent who went above and beyond. To protect myself, my credit, and my family's financial security, I saw no logical alternative but to cancel.
Sincerely
I was told by Centurylink I was available for an upgrade to my internet service from 10mbs to 25mbs I put in the order. I called to check on the order and was informed the order was blocked due to lack of employees. On the -------Centurylink site it advertised up to 1000mbs so its false advertisement and I have photos to prove it.I ordered landline service and internet service that was supposed to be turned on the 3rd of may. Neither were turned on, they had to put another order in to send someone out to bury the drop line and they did and I still had no service. When they came out weeks later the tech drilled a hole in my front room wall and ***ed up the phone which was supposed to be in the bedroom due to my heart condition he told me this is where the phone is going to be. The internet service was not working correctly and 3 weeks later they sent a tech to fix it. which he did. He also called the main office and asked about the 25mbs being available to me and they confirmed it was
I have received a copy of the Revdex.com complaint filed by Mr. ***, regarding a service dispute. After investigation of Mr.s account it has been found that there is 25 mbs available in the area. This is determined by the distance a customer lives from the terminals. Our records indicate that during the upgrade the tech found that we are not able to efficiently provide Mr. with 25 mbps due to the facilities. The order was placed on hold until the Dslam which provides the local area the internet can be upgraded to efficiently supply the 25 mbps to customers such as Mr..
While I can completely understand how frustrating it is to wait for services you've been told will be in the area, we are still unable to provide a specific date for this as we do not have one. Unfortunately we do not have a way to expedite these processes or decisions. While we certainly don't want to lose business to the competition, we respectfully understand there is a need we are unable to provide at this timeSincerely, Mr. C
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:
Sincerely,
***
centurylink has false statements on their web site. It tells me I’m available to upgrade up to 1000mbps and they lie about not getting 25 mbps to me. I have been several versions from CenturyLink I’ve talked to numerous supervisors with no resolve.
We have tried to cancel Century Link internet since April 2018. We have had to make calls every month asking that they cancel. We are assured that they have and that they will reimburse the $45 per month since May 12, but each month we are charged $45. We have reported their activity to our bank as fraud and may look into hiring an attorney.
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 account has been closed and the billing was back dated to 04/17/18 which credited back the charges that were generated. From our investigation this has previously been resolved and the account is now closed. For any further questions or concerns please contact our team directly at 1-800-244-1111. CenturyLink apologizes for the frustration encountered. Sincerely, Mr. C
I purchased an upgrade to the company's internet service based on their promise of a $100 reward card.
I printed the confirmation of the order which says "This order qualifies for a $100 reward card." When I didn't get a reward card, I called the company.
The company said they cancelled the original order and created a new order. They could provide no reason for the cancellation of the original order.
They did note that the new order (which I never saw or signed) did not qualify for the $100 reward card.
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.
The customer has already engaged CenturyLink on July 13th and July 16th, 2018 regarding the gift card order and why it is not valid for existing customers.
The order the customer issued online was for a new line and that is what the card offer was applicable to.
You cannot issue a new line to get faster speeds on an existing line, so the order was changed from a new connect to a speed upgrade order.
The customer simply mistakenly ordered this as new service and not as an upgrade to his existing service and therefore the customer is not eligible for the gift card offer.
CenturyLink acknowledges the customers concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced.
Sincerely,
Steve S
To whom it may concern:
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review the issues or concerns regarding this rejection.
The copy of the order acknowledgement is for an entirely new “Voice Line” which could be installed with an additional internet connection on another jack (which requires an additional charge to rewire a jack for the 2nd line) going into the home.
As explained in the previous reply, you cannot order a speed upgrade this way, this is not a speed upgrade order.
Speed upgrade orders do not qualify for a VISA gift card.
Adding a voice-line package to and existing data line does not qualify for a VISA gift card.
That said, if the customer wants an additional (separately billed) account and is willing to pay the $308.48 first bill plus a jack rewire fee of $110.00 I will have an agent contact the customer and have this done.
The monthly charge for this second account will be around $98.48.
This would qualify for the VISA gift card promotion and I would then have one issued under the gift card terms and conditions.
Again, CenturyLink acknowledges the customers concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced.
Sincerely,
Steve S
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:
I have a printed order confirmation.
The order confirmation number is ***.
On the order confirmation is says, "Your order qualifies for $100 Reward Card!"
Since CenturyLink did not want to pay for the reward card, they unilaterally voided the order.
Then, they issued a new order with the same order details as the old order.
Surprise! The new order does not qualify for the $100 Reward Card.
They offer to install a second line for a one-time fee of $300+ and additional, ongoing charges of $100 a month.
Let those that read this complaint discussion determine who is being reasonable and who is being not reasonable
Sincerely
I moved into a new house on March 30. Two days prior to moving I canceled my TV and Internet and phone with Century Link. I ported and kept my phone number at this time. (***).
Century Link is still sending me bills to my e-mail. I called last month to resolve and spoke to someone that said my service was canceled. I thought this was resolved. Today I received another bill via e-mail and attempted to resolve on the phone and by chat.
The regular client service department is telling me that somehow I canceled by TV and phone but not my internet. This is not accurate and there is no reason I would keep internet service for a house at which I don't reside. To rectify this issue the CS agent said I needed to speak to account retention. I was cold transferred to account retention. Account retention said they cannot disconnect/cancel my already canceled internet because my account is suspended due to nonpayment. I was then cold transferred to a bill collection area. They told me that they cannot unsuspend my account without a payment. I then repeated this process - being cold transferred a couple of more times with no success. I also spoke to two people by chat who directed me once again to account retention. The last time I was sent to the bill collection area they were supposed to let me speak to a manager. I waited on hold for 10 more minutes until I was connected to someone who knew nothing of my issue.
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.
When a customer ports a number out to another provider it is not assumed that they are canceling any other services on the same account.
Depending how the other carrier submits the port request (in this case a change order not a disconnection order) the remaining services (in this case just the Internet) remain and continue to bill as they cannot be canceled unless the customer called back in right after the port and requested it.
This is a process that is followed by all carriers not just CenturyLink as established by the FCC.
The customer had a balance carried forward when porting and the number carried over to the converted stand-alone internet account ending in *** of $325.99.
The last billing for the converted account had a final amount owing of $419.75 less credits of -$61.50 due to back dating the bill.
The amount of the converted bill that the customer was billed after the port comes to $162.00 for the internet the customer thought was canceled.
I have issued and adjustment of $162.00 which leaves a valid balance owed from the previous account of $235.25.
CenturyLink acknowledges the customers concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced.
Sincerely,
Steve S
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:
For what time period is the forwarded amount for?
In my experience (customer of Century Link for approximately 14 years) Century Link bills in advance for their services. With that in mind, it is impossible to have a balance forward for an amount that is greater than one month's bill.
I called Century Link on the 27th of March and canceled all services as of March 30th.
Sincerely
To whom it may concern:
CenturyLink appreciates the opportunity to review the issues or concerns regarding this rejection.
For what time period is the forwarded amount for?
The unpaid final balance prior to the port not yet billed as of the last payment.
In my experience (customer of Century Link for approximately 14 years) Century Link bills in advance for their services. With that in mind, it is impossible to have a balance forward for an amount that is greater than one month's bill.
The bill prints on a specific date and is due approximately 18 days later. So almost three weeks (can be up to two full months when/if a port happens right before the print date. This results in large balance forward less any prorated time but yes, it can be up to a full month plus pro-rated amounts.
I called Century Link on the 27th of March and canceled all services as of March 30th.
This was already explained in the last reply and all the charges related to the data line generated at the time of the port have been adjusted.
Again, CenturyLink acknowledges the customers concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced.
Sincerely,
Steve S
I was a Century Link customer in the Arizona market for years and ended my service in Nov. 2016 at my home residence upon a professional relocation to Minneapolis, MN. I have saved emails from Century Link requesting my monthly balance dating back to 2015; my last request being sent in Nov. of '16, which I paid and have verified payment. I never received an email, nor any physical statement in the mail after Nov. 2016 indicating I had a balance or suggesting that I was in default. To provide even further context, I maintained a Century Link account when I moved to MN on 12/2/2016 and on 12/1/2016, prior to even moving in, I was auto-charged $39.95. I maintained good standing on my account for 18 months until I canceled on 7/3/2018. Again, at no time did I ever see a statement or receive a phone call that I owed a balance with my prior residence.
On 7/16/2018, after having relocated back to Arizona and 18 months after leaving, I received a letter that Century Link had referred me to a collections company indicating that I owed $108.04 for my service dating back to 2016.
I have reached out to Century Link and have not received any communication back. I find it incredibly insulting that a company who I continued to use for services couldn't locate me even though they had my phone number and address to collect on a balance I somehow owed them? I also find it incredibly insulting that I never received anything suggesting I owed a balance, but 18 months later, receive a collections letter.
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 per our records after the account was closed CenturyLink did not get the equipment returned to us. Which caused there to be a unreturned modem charge that was applied to the account which was $108.04. After our investigation we have found that after the final bill was sent which returned -$18.34 in the form a check. This modem charge was applied after the final bill had been generated and sent to the customer. Our records also show that the customer was not properly notified of this debt. Therefor CenturyLink has credited the $108.04 that was billed for the modem back to the account bringing it to a zero balance. This will also notify our collections department that the balance was removed and to remove all collection activities associated with the debt. CenturyLink apologizes for the frustration encountered and appreciates the opportunity to investigate and resolve this matter. Sincerely, Mr. C
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,
Ms.
cl constantly raises my price for my phone and my wifi
they lied in the beginning saying it would stay the same but every month
they add more onto my bill
I cannot pay; I am a senior on SS and some employment but not enough to satisfy
those crooks; for years they were a good company but not now; they cheat everyone
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 a promotion that was on the customers account has expired which in term increased the customers monthly service charges. These discounts were posted on the customers monthly billing statements and they also showed the duration of the discount and when they would be ending. For a full account review our team would be happy to speak with Ms. about her account. Please contact our team at 1-800-244-1111. CenturyLink apologizes for the frustration expressed. Sincerely, Mr. C
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
Paying 100 a month for a phone and internet bundle for 20mps and for the last several months we have been getting 3. When I called to get it resolved I was told by their customer service representative that nothing was wrong and that I was paying for 3mps a fourth the speed of their lowest offer. When I asked for help to resolve this they said that they would have to speak to my deceased mother I informed them that she was no longer with us. They then demanded to be faxed a death certificate. They are liars and thieves.
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.
Unfortunately, due to CPNI (Customer Proprietary Network Information) I am unable to speak to the specifics of this account, it’s the law.
This is the same roadblock that the complainant ran into prior. Here is a link to the FCC site as to why this is done.
https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/protecting-your-privacy
There is another person authorized on the account, a male, who needs to call in and have the account responsibility changed or add *** to the account as authorized.
What I can speak to regarding the address listed in the complaint is that the address only qualifies for up to 4M down and up to 1M upload speeds.
As for the pricing, once the complainant is authorized on the account he should inquire about our current price for life which may be slightly less.
Price tier for 1.5-20M is the same, then increases at 40M, 80M, etc. but again this property currently can only receive 4M/1M.
This is not a guaranteed up to speed for the Wi-fi connection as physical barriers and distance from the connection if not wired may be slower.
CenturyLink acknowledges the complainants concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced.
Sincerely,
Steve S
I have been a customer with this company for rough a year or 2. Within the past year I have had an account opened in my name with out my knowledge, received ghost billing causing additional payment of upwards of $300+, have been talked down to by customer service personnel. The company has tried charging me for routers that I've never received. After moving from my apartment to my current home they did not change the service address resulting in the 300 in ghost Bill's. I dknt believe any company should be able to screw around an individual as much as they have me. I will not use their services and and will ensure I advice friends and family against it.
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.
Prior to this reply, the customer received and answer to the concerns in this complaint.
The reply, from the FCC complaint reads as follows:
“Please be advised that CenturyLink has completed a review of the informal complaint filed by ***. In the complaint, Mr. states: “A false internet account has been opened in my name with CenturyLink. I current do have an account with the company but have not lived at the address for the false account (***).” Upon investigation of this complaint, the collection agency that account *** had been referred to was contacted. They stated that a national database had liked Mr.’ contact information with the old account. The collection efforts for the old account have been stopped, and no negative reporting has been done on Mr.. CenturyLink regrets Mr.’ inconvenience resulting from this matter.”
CenturyLink acknowledges the customers concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced.
Sincerely,
Steve S
We recently moved into a new house. In an established neighborhood. I didn't in my wildest dreams imagine this would be the case. I went to switch my internet over to our new home. I pulled up the chat. Spoke with Danny M. He stated that he could give me a great deal. 3MBPS for $45 with a $10 rental fee for the modem. Okay 3 sounded low. I asked him Why I couldn't just keep my service and he kept telling me he understood and that if I wanted to keep my current price I would need to call the retention department. All I was asking is why. He kept saying he understood like he was a pre-programmed robot. I asked for his supervisor I was transferred to Carlos. He did give me the same robot I understand answers. Finally I got it out of him that I'm currently paying for 40. I don't know about you but 40 to 3 is a huge jump. I have a son that's disabled and does online preschool. The program wouldn't run with 3. Even with 40 we had service issues. My prediction is if we agreed to 3 the most we would get is 1 maybe. I decided to call the retention department. Spoke with Savanna she was very nice to speak with. I told her my situation and she again verified my address and saw the most I would get would be 3. I asked her doesn't that seem low? She said yes very. I said well can you let me out of my contract? She asked me a series of questions. She said based on my answers 3 would not work for us at all. She said let me speak with my supervisor. After 10 minutes she came back and said because I'm under contract and there IS service they wouldn't let me out. I said even thought the service won't do anything? She said yes. I asked to speak to her supervisor she transferred me to Allie. Who was very rude. She basically told me the same thing. However she said well for $120 I can let you out of your contract. I asked her what my next steps were. She told me she was the highest person. Then further into the conversation I found there was someone higher but I had to e-mail and wait 7-10 days. I asked Allie for a way to contact her back directly because she knew my situation. She said there's no way. I just have to call back and get who I get. Again very poor customer service. I've been a customer of century link for awhile. This is very disappointing.
I have reviewed the complaint from *** regarding a request to be let out of their contract due to slow internet speeds at their new address. I show the account is closed and we agreed to cancel the term commitment due to the poor internet speeds at their new location. We apologize for any frustration this has caused I'm glad to see we were able to come to a resolution on this matter. Hopefully in the future we will have faster speed available in their area to give them more choices.
Sincerely,
Mr.T
I placed an order for internet service on 23 June, through the chat function. After receiving the confirmation email I noticed the service address was incorrect. I contacted customer service and they cancelled that order and put me on the simple pay system, which charged me $55 which was $45 for the service and $10 for the modem. I declined the modem as I already had 2 CenturyLink modems. I was told by the agent that they had to ship the modem as the system didn't give them an option for the customer to use their own modem. The install date for that was 5 July, but as 5 July came and went I didn't have internet. I called and the agent and was told that I requested the account cancelled, which I never did. They then had to cancel that and start over which delayed my install date to 17 Jul, which was pushed to 27 Jul do to overbooking. The agent was able to get an override an move the installation date to 13 Jul. The technician showed up to my house and told me I wasn't able to get the service I ordered. Instead of calling tech support or anything to try an get my service up he just left. I called the customer service line and they supposedly put in a request to have tech support contact me which never happened. Today I was told that my house was never eligible for "do it yourself" install and that I had to pay $60 for another technician to come back to my house. Now the earliest they can come out is 3 August. Then I was told the slower internet service is actually more expensive then the faster service I thought I was getting. From the original order I placed on 23 Jun until now I have place three orders for internet, talked to approx. 10 representatives, and still do not have internet. Having been a previous CenturyLink customer this is not the level of service I have come to expect.
I have reviewed the complaint from *** regarding a delay in installing his internet services. I reviewed the account number given and show it's been canceled as of 07/16/18 I don't show any service at the address provided. If *** needs further assistance I would be happy to help if it involves another account number.
Sincerely,
Mr.T
The phone lines went down here due to a lightning strike 7/12/18 in the early morning. We have a home hospice patient at this address. I talked with customer service, supervisors and finally a manager explaining this dire situation here. We were unaware (Hospice was also unaware) about a form needing to be filled out for health issues. But the manager informed me that he could override that detail and scheduled a technician to be here 7/13/18. That did not happen. It is now 7/16/18 and the phone line is still out. This is unacceptable with a Hospice patient. Had anybody known any form needs to be completed for a Hospice patient we would have done that - Hospice informed us regarding the electric company needing that to be completed and it was done. Bottom line is this patient is on oxycodone and we need the land line available for Hospice to get in contact with us and visa versa. I on line chatted with a customer service person just a little while ago this morning and they quit the conversation on me. In addition, a customer service person on the phone last Thursday (7/12/18) was snarky with me using a comment, "what do you expect a supervisor to tell you??" when I asked to speak to a supervisor.
I have reviewed the complaint from *** regarding a phone service outage and delay in CenturyLink getting the service repaired. CenturyLink apologizes for the downtime and certainly understand ***'s frustration with the amount of time it took us to repair the issue. CenturyLink's goal is to always restore service as soon as possible when it goes down especially for customer's who don't have cell phone coverage in their area. I do show the customer has been put on a medical critical service need in the event the service goes out in the future. Customer's with this designation are put as number 1 priority when service goes down due to their medical needs. CenturyLink apologizes for this service outage we have credited ***'s account for the downtime.
Sincerely,
Mr.T
I have been dealing with an account you indicate was unpaid in the amount of $107.64 for the past 2 years. Below is a timeline of what has occurred.
November 2015 - Cancelled and closed my Century Link Account ***. Received a refund check from Century Link in the amount of $62.66.
January 2016 – Obtain a shipping label from your equipment office on 16th street mall Denver. Shipped and returned modem. UPS Tracking # ***.
April 2016 – Received first collection attempt from ***. Indicating that I owe for the modem. They asked from proof that the modem had been delivered. I printed and sent them the Proof of Delivery from UPS tracking site that indicates the modem was received on 1/11/2016 and signed by a T T.
April 2017 – Received 2nd collection attempt from ***. Indicating that I owe for the modem. Explained the same as with *** and also sent them a copy of the proof of Delivery.
May 2018 – Received 3rd collection attempt from ***.
June 5, 2018 At this time I decided to call Century Link directly as an attempt to have my account corrected and stop other attempts to collect from collection agencies. You asked for proof of the equipment being delivered. I sent you a photo copy of the proof of delivery. You said you would take this to your supervisor so that she can credit my account and get back to me. I did not hear from anyone. I sent a follow up email to you on Tuesday 6/12 and yet to receive a response.
As of today 7/15, 3 follow up emails and 2 calls to your customer service team I still have not received anything confirming this account has been marked and paid in full. I have been harassed by collectors for the past 2 years when in fact this account has been settled since January 2016 and is marked as owed in error.
I have a 100% ratting on my credit report when paying bills. I am NEVER late nor do I ever leave an account unpaid. I found this appalling that after jumping through all the hoops requested by your company when I closed this account to return my equipment, saved the confirmation of delivery and then to be asked to verify it due to its age. Yearly when I would receive a collection notice I would get enraged because I knew it was in regards to your account and this had YET been taken care of.
I have reviewed the complaint from *** regarding a disputed charge for a modem the customer returned. It seems the charge was assessed due to it being over 30 days from the disconnect date and not credited upon return of the equipment. I did credit the account it now has a zero balance reference number ***. Centurylink would also like apologize that this matter wasn't resolved when *** first provided the UPS tracking number as it should have been. CenturyLink doesn't compensate customers for their time we do certainly understand ***'s frustration caused by this billing error.
Sincerely,
Mr.T
I spoke with Mandasia in new accounts to set up new service. I was quoted 107/month for 25MBPS internet speed and home phone with unlimited calling in the US and Canada. First off it hasn’t worked properly since installation on 7/6/18z a tech came out 7/12/18 (leaving us with no service in an area that has no cell service and a disabled husband at the home alone while I am working with no access to 9-1-1). Tech came out 7/12/18 and still having phone and internet issues. Additionally after I agreed to price based on internet speeds we are told we can only get 0.0785KNPS which is only a little faster than dial up. That to me is a bait and switch as I would never agree to this price for internet that is so slow I time out trying to check my work email. Now we have to wait another week with services not working to get another tech out here who will hopefully correctly fix the issues we are experiencing with the phone and internet, The home phone number is *** and we don’t have our account number yet.
I have reviewed the complaint from *** regarding misinformation on internet speeds available at her address and service issue she is requesting for credit on her account. CenturyLink is sorry to hear that we don't have faster speeds available at her address we certainly understand her frustration hopefully that will change in the future. I reviewed the account showing *** canceled the internet due to the slow speeds which is certainly understandable. CenturyLink did also credit the customers bill on 08/12/18 due to the service issues and tech charges. Based on my findings the issues have been resolved and the bill credited CenturyLink will further assist as needed.
Sincerely,
Mr.T
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because: I’m still without a home phone that works and a disabled husband at home. I’ve been told that because I was credited for nonservice on 8/12 I can’t have the credit for nonservice for the new bill. I won’t pay for services not rendered.
Sincerely
I have reviewed the complaint from *** regarding problems with her home phone service and request for credit. I have requested our Repair Escalation Team contact *** to assist with the phone issues they will be in touch in a few business days. I do also show *** was credited on her account 8/12/18 for $138.78. CenturyLink apologizes for the service issues we will continue to assist as needed.
Sincerely,
Mr.T
Over a year ago we reported a line being cut by the state. It is an overhead line. We have repeatedly tried to have this issue resolved. We lose internet service when the humidity levels are high or it rains. All the company does is send a tech out to look at our line at the house. The issue is down the road about a mile. We were told several times by the technician that that is a third party issue and that they would have to come out and fix the overhead line. 3 times we have contacted CenturyLink the issue is still not resolved it has been over a year. We would like issues resolved.
I have reviewed the complaint from *** regarding a request to have a line replaced the causes service issues when it rains. I'm sorry to here about this unresolved issue we certainly understand ***'s frustration. Unfortunately I see *** canceled her service so we can't troubleshoot her service. If *** chooses to activate service with us in the future we can submit a Repair Escalation Request to ensure she has reliable service.
Sincerely,
Mr.T
I have been trying for almost a month to cancel service at ***. I bought a home on 6/11/18 and needed to start new service, which was done without issue, overlap my service from my home to my apartment for a few days and then disconnect my service. From what I have been told, the disconnect at the apartment could not happen til 7/2/18. I was told by a representative about 2 weeks ago that if I entered my information I would be sent a return shipping label. I have been waiting on this label and today I was told that the label must be printed and will not actually be coming in the mail. I am infuriated that this process has taken so long. I have called multiple times and the representatives are not helpful, they are slow, uninformed, ignorant and need more training. I keep getting different information each time I speak or online chat with someone. As of today, I am still being billed for the apartment account and the account at my home as well. I have asked multiple times how I can return the equipment and I am told that I cannot return it to a local store because that will take longer than what I've already been waiting.
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.
As for the misinformation on the shipping labels, this is a brand-new process and unfortunately even though we provide extensive training on new processes sometimes agents fail to get this information for a myriad of reason.
On June 27th, 2018 the customer received both a $50.00 and a $100.00 credit to the account to address the concerns and issues listed in this complaint.
The account has been canceled and the adjustments have already been issued.
CenturyLink provides that this is sufficient to close this complaint as resolved.
CenturyLink acknowledges the customers concerns and apologizes for any issues or inconvenience that may have been experienced.
Sincerely,
Steve S
In May I signed up for Century Link service at my house to get wifi. I got my modem but my service was not turned on because they did not inform me that I needed to be home and did not bother to try opening the fence to the backyard as it was left unlocked for them. I had to wait a week and then they came out an turned it on. 2 weeks later I had a service order in to move to a new address. They told me it would be turned off and turned on at the new address on the same day. Instead a week before moving my service was turned off and after being on the phone for 2 hours they said it was a mistake and there was nothing I could do about it. I was without service that I was paying for for a week and then upon moving to my new place I came home from work the day I was supposed to have it turned on and there was a note on my door saying it was done. When I tried using it, it did not work. 2 hours on the phone later, I was told I needed a new modem and that they forgot to tell me and that it would be brought to my house by a technician the next day. Next day rolls around and I dont get anything so I give them a call and they told me something entirely different. I was told it had to be shipped and that it would take a week and that I needed a new modem because they sent me one they stopped using in February. I wait a week and no modem so I called again. This time, they cant even find the order that was supposed to be placed for the modem. The lady finally tells me that they can overnight it to me and I will get it the next day. When I got home from work today, still no modem. No one has been able to help me when I have called or used the online chat because they say that I have a "special account" where they cant even track the modem apparently and the only time I can call is monday- friday 8am-6pm. I do not have service and have been trying to study for an important exam. No one will give me an answer and I have been told different things many times.
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 at this time the account has been closed and the appropriate credits have previously been placed on the account. CenturyLink apologizes for the frustration encountered and expressed and will supply her feedback to the appropriate channels. For further questions or concerns please contact our team directly at 1-800-244-1111. CenturyLink has closed this complaint. Sincerely, Mr. C
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 internet service has been down for several days. My husband telecommutes and his business depends on our wireless connection. We've been told numerous times that a service technician is coming out and no one ever shows up. We've also been told that we'd be contacted by the service person and that hasn't happened either. They've missed several appointment times and we have no support whatsoever. Every time we contact the company help, we get the same scripted conversation with overseas employees. We've also been incredulous when they tell us that someone is coming out at crazy hours of the day - 10:18pm, really? I'd just be happy for some help period. Currently we're running everything off our cell phone's hot spot cellular service but are almost out of data. Would like to see some compensation for having to use all our phone data to do what this company is supposed to have us covered for. Really at my wits end. This happened once before when our line actually got cut in two. Over and over again the people in India made us shut our modem off and back on again - even after we desperately explained that we knew what had happened. Doesn't matter, they follow their script and we are made to feel that Centurylink does not care much about the customer.
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 that unfortunately the customer has chosen to discontinue services with CenturyLink and the account is now closed. Our records indicate that a credit was placed on the account for the time that they were without services.
CenturyLink regrets any inconvenience Ms. has experienced Sincerely, Mr. C
I had cancelled service through century link approximately June 13, 2018. Because I had never received a confirmation. Email I called back 2 days later. I was told that they didn't show I cancelled service so they put it through for me. These 2 phone calls were made after 2 prior phone calls were placed asking for repair since the internet stopped working. No repair ticket was issued prompting me to cancel service. These several phone calls took well over several hours.
Today, July 13, 2018, I received a bill for a fun month service. After speaking to multiple people, again, I was told that their records indicated I requested service cancelled on July 2, 2018, when in fact I requested service terminated the days I had called and had no contact on July 2, 2018.
I can't pay for service not provided. I feel as if I have been scammed by the approximately ten people I spoke with.
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 the account has been canceled and the billing has been adjusted back. The account shows that there is a credit balance of -$14.85 that will be mailed within 30 days. CenturyLink apologizes for the frustration encountered. CenturyLink has closed this complaint. Sincerely, Mr. C
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 May 1, 2018 we agreed to a package plan with CenturyLink for phone service, modem, and Direct TV. The TV was out and hooked up right away. We waited and called CenturyLink on another phone only to find out we had a phone number and was suppose to have service. No service and spent HOURS on the phone with MANY locations to finally be told there was a line problem. This same scenario has been going on for 2 1/2 months until on Mon. July 9, 2018 we spent another 3 1/2 hours on one phone call AND 11 different people and locations trying to cancel the service. During that time they connected us with a retention person who harassed us for over 1/2 hour. In June we received a statement for $215 which we paid and now in July we received a statement for $252. In the beginning we were told the monthly charge would be $140/month. We were told now that we only owed $60 and we paid it immediately and that the service would end on July 13th. On July 12 there was no service only humming on the phone AGAIN. We were told to contact you and the MN attorney general. We have talked with you folks and told to file a complaint as we are doing and we also have talked with the attorney general who is sending out a form for us to fill out We are senior citizens with one of us having a serious health problem and needed a phone connection.
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 that a payment for $192.16 was improperly applied to Mr. account on 07/09/18. A different customer incorrectly wrote the account number on her payment which applied to Mr. account. This payment left a balance on the account of $60.77. Which Mr. paid as he was informed that this was all that was due on the account after the payment of $192.17 had posted to the account. This mistake was located after a payment investigation was completed as the other customers account showed a balance due still, and the payment was found as it was placed on Mr. account. This payment was removed from Mr. account and transferred to the other customers account who entered the wrong account number on her check.
After this payment was transferred to the correct account this still leaves the balance due on the account of $192.17 for the services that were provided. Upon our investigation we find that the billing is accurate and correct. The bills are both higher than they normally would due to prorated charges and onetime activation charges. For any further questions or clarification please contact our team directly to discuss them at 1-800-244-1111. CenturyLink has closed this complaint.
Centurylink regrets any inconvenience Mr. has experienced.
Sincerely, Mr. C
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:
We have made payments to the company now, but we did NOT receive service during the May 1 to July 13th (which was our cancelations date) that was only intermittent during that period. We requested repair MANY times and the customer service could only reply to us of what they seen on the computer. The service was only a temporary fix and never got totally fixed and would fail again and again. One of us has a medical problem that requires a good phone connection of which we NEVER received. We feel that we are due a compensational refund of our money. The response from CenturyLink is not satisfactory!!!
Sincerely
CenturyLink has reviewed our previous responses to Mr. issue. After careful consideration, we find our original investigation and response to be valid. Our records indicate that our technical support had been contacted several times and troubleshooting was preformed in regards to the trouble encountered. Unfortunately, CenturyLink only offers credits for out of service when the service is non-functioning for a full 24 hours and must be reported to CenturyLink help desk (1-800-788-3600) as soon as the issue is noticed, credit will not be issued without trouble shooting measures and notations.
CenturyLink strives to provide quality products and services and appreciates the opportunity to address Mr. issue. We regret he feels he may not have received such service and apologize for any inconvenience he may have experienced related to this situation. CenturyLink has closed this complaint. Sincerely, Mr. C