I received this email on Feb 13:
We're giving you a special discount to thank you for being part of the Verizon family. And as a valued customer you are now eligible to receive a $10/mo discount on the select phone lines listed below for the next 12 months. That's a savings of $120 per line for the year!
- Line ending in: *****
- Line ending in: *****
- Line ending in: *****
All you need to do is call 800.922.0204, or dial *611 from your mobile phone. It's that easy.
It's our way of saying thanks for being a loyal customer.
Thank you for choosing Verizon.
I called Verizon on Feb 14 to activate the discounts, knowing it would take 1-2 billing cycles. I did not see them reflected on my new statement. I called today, March 27, to ask when my discount will be applied to the account. The lady said she applied it and found another $6 to credit me. I looked at the new email she sent of estimated charges based on her changes and saw that she added the $10 discount and another $2 discount on line *****. Both the ***** and ***** lines showed a $2 discount but not the $10 discount. So I called back. I read this email to a guy several times and he kept telling me the system applies it to only one line, not all three. He asked if I understood that or if he needed to repeat it for me. He said that he could see the email that I was sent and was sorry that I didn't understand it. So I read the email again pointing out that "phone lines listed below" is plural and that all three lines are listed below and that it says "a savings of $120 per line for the year". I had to ask several times to escalate it to a supervisor and then told him I didn't mind waiting. The supervisor said the same thing about the system not letting them. So I asked her for a credit to the account equivalent to the $240 discount that I would have received for the two lines since they won't honor their email. She offered me a $60 inconvenience credit. I told her that's nice but it's not $240. I thanked her for the offer and informed her that if they would not honor their email that my only recourse would be to report it to the FCC. She then offered me a $100 inconvenience credit. She said to try in a month or two... that the system may apply the credits to the other lines. Awesome way to thank a loyal customer. Very disappointed in Verizon.
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