So, I had called earlier in the month of May to cancel my cable and you know how that turned outhow that turned out. Well, I called again on Thursday afternoon to get my cable turned off. I spent around 45 minutes on the phone and was assured it would go off at midnight that night. Guess what? In the morning we still had cable. I had to get this taken care of before they pushed me into the next billing cycle.
Friday after work I called again. I spent a half hour on hold before finally getting someone. We went through the usual routines but I was having none of it. I could not be swayed, I did not believe their lies and assurances that it will be turned off. It got to the point I just let them know, over and over, I would not end this call until my cable was off, internet was left alone, and I could verify everything to my satisfaction on my end. They kept trying to tell me that the order was submitted but I didn't care. I know they can turn it off immediately and I would not hang up until this was done.
Finally, after almost two hours and 4 different levels of their 'customer service' workers, I got the cable cancelled. So a total of 3 phone calls and almost 4 hours to do a simple thing that could have been done in minutes, if they wanted.
The very next day I returned the equipment, but my receipt showed the returned equipment and one mysterious piece of equipment (I only have a serial number) that I supposedly still have. Sounds like someone there wants to give me another headache.
While I was dealing with that last phone call my wife ordered the equipment to get internet from a different provider. As soon as we get it we will set it up and as long as everything goes as expected I will get to go through this all over again to get our cable internet cancelled and try to completely cut ties with this company, Spectrum.
Stay tuned.
2 comments:
Customer service certainly sounds like a misnomer. Good luck!
Exactly. We have the equipment now for the new internet provider, but I'm beat right now and I'm getting a second flare-up in just over two weeks. So maybe tomorrow.
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