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    CenturyLink - Seattle

    1.1(124 reviews)
    0.6 miBelltown

    My internet has been out for 11 days. Every day the new service restoration is updated to a random…read morehour the next day, or 2 days away. There is zero response to questions that can only be asked thru Ai chat, so only machine response. I have no expectations of service because it seems only 2 of us are out. The outage is so small it seems engineered to make us quit, maybe we have a forever account? There is no phone menu option for customer service, only purchase of new or upgraded service. Once you log in you get punted to the chatbot.

    Just read through the reviews for this company. Not one good review. I've never seen that with any…read moreother company. I wonder if Centurylink aka Lumen Technologies even cares about providing certain types of old school service, like landline connections anymore. According to The Motley Fool, the corporation's struggling to turn a profit, which would explain a lot. So, here my Centurylink aka Lumen Technologies story ends. We cancelled our landline service yesterday after 24 years, so long ago the company was then called Qwest. That meant our home phone number, which was primary contact number for all business, medical and other accounts had to be deleted from all those records. And I tell you, with some accounts that was not easy. So it's 5G wireless service only for us from now on. But I want to re-emphasize how truly poor Centurylink's service continues to be. Our landline was mostly down for about two weeks which is why we finally cancelled service. BUT, both strangely and telling, during the sporadic times we got a dial tone and could both call out and receive calls, every single incoming call was from auto dialers using spoofed numbers. Think about that. The service is down and on the limited days it comes back up, the only phone calls are from scammer auto dialers. No friends or family. No prospective customers for our home-based business. No physicians offices. Just the scammers. So along with unreliable service that more than provided justification for cutting the cord, so to speak. Since we paid our final bill, Centurylink still owes us money for the downed service time. Once again I'd filed a complaint with the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission, which is just one of thousands. But they'll ensure we get a full refund for lost service, but it could take a few months.

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    3.4(38 reviews)
    1.3 miLower Queen Anne
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    I have never experienced customer service this incompetent and financially reckless in my life…read more In early November, I accidentally damaged my phone. I pay every month for device protection through T-Mobile, administered by T-Mobile and their third-party insurance provider Assurant, specifically for situations like this. What followed was a two-month nightmare of errors, contradictions, and a completely unjustified withdrawal of over $1,000 from my bank account. I filed a claim on November 9. I was told to drive to a repair location in Edmonds, only to be informed after I arrived that the repair couldn't be completed due to a clerical error on Assurant's end. No apology. No solution. Just sent home with a broken phone. Then I was told a replacement would be mailed to me. The first replacement arrived -- with a cracked screen. Yes, they sent me a damaged replacement. I had to call again, repackage it, return it, and push for expedited shipping because I actually need a working phone to function. They finally overnighted a second replacement, which thankfully worked. I transferred my data and personally handed my original damaged phone, properly packaged, to a USPS employee using their provided return label. I thought the ordeal was over. Then, without warning, without notification, without a single email, call, or letter, T-Mobile withdrew over $1,000 directly from my bank account because Assurant claimed they hadn't received my returned phone. When I called, a T-Mobile rep stayed on the line while Assurant investigated. After initially trying to gaslight me/suggest my claim number was wrong (it wasn't), the Assurant representative came back from a VERY long hold and admitted they had in fact received my device on December 17. The T-Mobile rep acknowledged the charge appeared improper. So let me be clear: they had the phone. They knew they had the phone. And they still pulled over $1,000 from my account. No notice. No attempt to contact me. Just took the money. Since then, I have yet to be refunded. I have called four separate times and spoken to four different supervisors at T-Mobile. Each one has given me slightly different information. Multiple supervisors promised I would be refunded within one to two days. That did not happen. Now I'm being told I may have to wait one to two billing cycles to get my own money back. Meanwhile, that unauthorized withdrawal disrupted other automatic payments tied to my account, creating additional financial stress. I upheld my end of the insurance agreement completely. Assurant confirmed receipt of the returned device. Yet I'm still chasing a refund for money that never should have been taken in the first place. The level of disorganization between T-Mobile and Assurant is staggering. Customers are left paying the price for their internal errors. If you're considering device protection through T-Mobile, understand that when something goes wrong, you may end up fighting for your own money -- even after doing everything correctly. This experience has been exhausting, financially harmful, and completely unacceptable. A TOTAL NIGHTMARE.

    My tmobile app told me I qualified for a free phone upgrade. I went to this store and they…read moreconfirmed I qualified. Not only did they 1) steal the phone i traded in and sent in the wrong phone to tmobile, I 2) got scammed and had to end up paying full price for the phone I traded in for. I attempted to get support for this from other stores (told me i got scammed and had to get it situated by the store i did the trade in at) and multiple different staff at this store and no one helped me. Would rate 0 stars if I could. Don't go here.

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