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From seeing post after post on this issue, it seems like I'm not the only one having to have gone through the enormous chunk of wasted time here. I made an online order to upgrade my iPhone 8 to an iPhone 12 mini. Picked up the new phone in the store. Took the new phone home, it didn't turn on. One would assume that this would be a simple matter of exchanging the new, non-working unit for a new, working unit. I went back to the store, returned the non-working unit, and was explained that the original transaction would have to be processed as a return, and that a second transaction would be necessary to get me a working new phone.
Simple enough. Except that on that Friday June 25, the store employees told me that the return "was not processing" and was preventing the new transaction from taking place. They asked me to come back at a later date, which I did. I came back a second time on June 28 only to watch them flounder over the telephone with their back office for over an hour only to tell me that they couldn't get the "pending transaction" (the original transaction from the phone that I had already returned) removed from my account. "The customer will just have to come back in a few days". The store employees asked me to go to a "corporate store" to talk to a manager and see if I could get a manager to override the transaction. Another 1.5 hour wasted there. Ultimately the second store recommended I call customer service myself, so I spent 45 minutes on the phone only to be told that there was nothing the Customer Service nor online order/billing department could do for me. ---- At this point, no one at Verizon could simply void a transaction where I had ALREADY returned a non-working phone-----So the Customer Service rep told me to wait a few more days to see if the "pending order" would be removed by then. It is now July 7. The pending order is still on my account, preventing me from starting a new transaction to upgrade my line. If someone just searches "pending order" in this thread, you'll see MULTIPLE complaints of this needless issue. If this doesn't get resolved ASAP, myself and 5 other lines in our family plan are changing carriers. This headache seems completely avoidable and I feel bad for what looks like many others had to deal with on such a fixable issue.
Hi JJ25,
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the moderator gave you the correct answer and link.
Call 1-800-922-0204 this is verizon wireless customer service.
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