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RUN! Spectrum is horrible! $200 + for basic cable with internet that cuts off every 15-20 mins. Only offered a $6 credit what a joke.

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I visited the store to pick up an order that I had placed through Verizon. As I approached the…read morestore, I suffered a fall in the parking lot. The fall caused immediate and severe pain, and I believed I had seriously injured my ankle. I was also experiencing significant pain in my lower back and right wrist. After falling, I was crying and struggling to move. I observed employees standing near the front of the store at the kiosk area who appeared to witness the incident. Despite my visible distress and inability to stand, no one came outside to check on me or offer assistance. I was forced to crawl on my knees and eventually drag myself up and into the store because I feared remaining in the parking lot where vehicles were actively driving through the area. Once inside the store, I immediately asked for the manager and requested that someone call 911. I informed the employee assisting me that I was there to pick up an order but that I needed emergency medical assistance. A man who identified himself as Donald and stated that he was the manager came out to speak with me. According to my recollection, he stated that they were not nurses or doctors and that they sold phones, and he refused to call 911 on my behalf. Instead, I was told to call 911 myself. At that point, I was in extreme pain, crying, and struggling to communicate. Nevertheless, I called 911 on my own. When the dispatcher requested the store address, I was unable to provide it, and a Verizon employee eventually supplied the address to the dispatcher. What was most upsetting to me was not simply the fall itself, but what I perceived to be a complete lack of compassion, concern, and basic assistance during a medical emergency occurring directly outside and inside a Verizon corporate location. I felt dismissed and abandoned at a time when I was clearly injured and in distress. As a result of this incident, I sustained multiple injuries and have required medical attention. In addition to the physical injuries, the experience has left me deeply upset and yconcerned about the level of customer care demonstrated at this location. I am not writing this letter to criticize Verizon as a company. In fact, I hope that this incident is not representative of Verizon's values or expectations for customer service. My purpose is to ensure that senior leadership is aware of what occurred and to request a thorough review of the incident.

I visited the store to pick up an order that I had placed through Verizon. As I approached the…read morestore, I suffered a fall in the parking lot. The fall caused immediate and severe pain, and I believed I had seriously injured my ankle. I was also experiencing significant pain in my lower back and right wrist. After falling, I was crying and struggling to move. I observed employees standing near the front of the store at the kiosk area who appeared to witness the incident. Despite my visible distress and inability to stand, no one came outside to check on me or offer assistance. I was forced to crawl on my knees and eventually drag myself up and into the store because I feared remaining in the parking lot where vehicles were actively driving through the area. Once inside the store, I immediately asked for the manager and requested that someone call 911. I informed the employee assisting me that I was there to pick up an order but that I needed emergency medical assistance. A man who identified himself as Donald and stated that he was the manager came out to speak with me. According to my recollection, he stated that they were not nurses or doctors and that they sold phones, and he refused to call 911 on my behalf. Instead, I was told to call 911 myself.

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