This is my review of the process I have been through with Verizon support that was resolved by a denied escalation request after what I feel like is the worst customer support experience I have had with any company.
Here are the details. I was lied to first by a rep saying I just need to change one of the plans on my account to unlimited to get the promotion. The rep made the change on the account knowing this was supposedly done to get the NFL Sunday ticket promotion. I never received the redemption email so I contacted Verizon support again to get an update, another rep explained that the previous rep lied to me, they didn’t have the ability to give the promotion and assisted me with switching back to my previous plan. I filed an escalation with this rep after I was lied to, I waited for a response to this escalation but never received the promised update from the second rep. I reached out to support again to get an update and was told by the third rep it was approved and just needed to wait for an email to redeem, as there was no redemption date listed on the promotion that was attached to the escalation. I waited and again never received an email so I called in and I had the fourth rep tell me there wasn't any offer attached to the escalation and that they would figure all of this out and call me back today with further updates about my escalation, not to my surprise they didn't. I sent a message in to Verizon support through my ticket to get an update today and the fifth rep checked the support ticket and escalation and notified me that it had been denied.
So in summation I have been lied to 3 times and to resolve all this my escalation request gets denied, even though all of this has happened and I already have 5g home internet plus so I can't upgrade to 5g home internet plus to get the promotion. In addition to this, I was told by the fourth rep that all I would need to do is cancel my current 5g home internet plus and sign up for it again to get the promotion. But why would Verizon want customers to go through this process when they could just give the promotion to the clients that already pay for the highest and most expensive package, not to mention we have been with Verizon for 21 and a half years. Sounds like Verizon doesn’t care about their long term customers. I would hope that this post finds others with similar experiences that are willing to share so hopefully we can enact some changes in how things are handled in support on Verizon’s behalf.