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    Verizon

    2.4
    (63 reviews)
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    There was another review for this store I felt like cheering an "AMEN!!" into because I identified…read morewith her so whole-heartedly. I am also NOT a latest and greatest phone person and when my phone starts misbehaving or I thin I should start looking to upgrade I am ANGRY... I have had so many issues getting massively gaslighted at 3 previous cell phone companies that were just beyond ridiculous. Like telling me I was a valuable customer and after having the same phone for 3 years that was currently not working right & hanging up on people I could pay them RIGHT NOW over $300 for the privilege to pay more to upgrade my phone. Then flat out saying they could not explain why I needed to pay all this money but that the supervisor's suervisor's supervisor said so...but thank you for being a VALUED customer. That was 2 years ago and I hung up, called Verizon who set up a new phone for free in 15 minutes. With all that PTSD, I received phone upgrade info and was twitching a bit but genuinely was thinking a new phone did sound good as I use it for photos and was looking to up my quality game. I called and a nice enough fellow arranged a straight swap trade in which was pretty exciting - just a $35 upgrade fee. My only two complaints were that he said that there was a case on sale from $59.99 down to $4.99 but that was for a different phone (but seriously grabbed a really killer one from Amazon for $7.99 so whatever.... waited a day for Prime shipping) and also I mentioned having the store do the data transfer - especially since I was going in to pick up the phone anyway. Legitimately I am not a phone person - I want to tap on that damned thing as little as humanly possible - it is annoying enough knowing I will have to log back into all the things and have everything I access get to know the new phone. I am just constantly moving with fifty plates spinning at once so any wrench in the cog is just ...well, annoying. I walked in and was actually pissed off and trying to hide it because it was busy and a guy says there are three people in front of me and I thought at first he was dismissive. He actually wasn't - he was straight forward pointing out places to sit down saying they would be with me as soon as they could and genuinely he really addressed me the second I walked in which is great since they were pretty busy. And I actually was only waiting maybe five minutes when another person came over, addressing me by name and saying I was up next and it should just be a few more moments. Ok, wow...thanks. He had barely given me the update when another person came over asking how he could help me. When I said the upgraded phone I was told I could pick up. He was gone for a bit and brought the new phone out. I asked about the data transfer and he said it was $29.99 for them to do it. Flat out - having it done right...YES PLEASE. Plus he wiped my old phone and reset it so it is now ready for me to ship back when I get the box to do so. He tried to intake it there but confirmed with the powers that be I need to send it but just knowing it is wiped and ready is so great and the data transfer took longer but he really made sure it was done right. Another one of the reps came over to say hi and we three ended up having a great chat while waiting for the phones to do their thing since it was now slower in there. Everyone was just so friendly and seriously, technology is a bit of a pain point to deal with so having people treat you humanely and also making sure everything gets done right. And, I love my new phone, had next to no issues at all - just those little, first time opening an app hiccups that were much less of a burden. It is nice to know that I am likely in pretty great hands should I need to go into the store again.

    Had an excellent experience on July 7th with Keaton & Naomi. I wanted to transfer my Dad's iphone…read moreout of my brother's account into mine as my father has passed away and it's sentimental to me. Keaton assisted in the transfer & assured everything would transfer over even passwords.And it would be exactly like it had been with the previous provider. July 8th i got some messages from apple when I tried to navigate on the phone.So I went into verizon today, on Cedar Hills Boulevard. Keaton was not there and another gentleman Franklin was the person that greeted me. I saw this franchise.I said that the messages wasn't working or the facetime. A warning he fiddled around with the phone, but he was preoccupied.The whole time checking text messages on his watch. He told me he did all he could and that I needed to go to an Apple store. Then, I asked him about my android phone and he told me, Ineeded to go to Samsung. I asked for assistance with turny tom's apps that alert me and make noise and his answer was, oh, just go to your phone and turn off the volume. Even I know there's a way to silence apps. There was a completely different staff and ambience compared to what I saw on Tuesday when I was at this store. I remember in past years, having this same experience when it felt like if they weren't going to be able to sell me a phone, they didn't want to help me. However on tuesday, they were more than helpful to help me.Bring my dad's home service over to my account. So I proceeded to go to my car and ask AI who assured me?I did nothing wrong that my representative was rude and not focused.And then they proceeded to tell me how to get facetime and messages back on my father's phone. The judges for verizon to have a so called experience.Sales guy in their store that didn't know how to do the simplest things is appalling. It was called a transfer of service.What I did with my dad's phone and they basically told me what to do with facebook, what to do with messages.And the one thing the gentleman did not do at the store was to turn my phone off and turn it back on again.I did these things that a I told me to do.And now everything works. So franklin gets a big zero.He doesn't belong working at that store. Keaton & Naomi belong getting a 10. If you look at the ratings for this store, it's a two point three, where I saw it.So somebody needs to do something to turn this around.

    Consumer Cellular

    Consumer Cellular

    1.5
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    Switched to Consumer Cellular (CC) when I learned my previous mobile service provider (ATT) was…read moresupporting OAN (One America Network). The wireless service is through the same towers as ATT, but for about half the cost. That cost differential comes up in their customer service. My blood pressure always rises when I call their customer service team. I don't want to bore the reader with too many details, but when I tried calling for confirmation of some details I was told to enter my 4- or 6-digit security code. I was flummoxed; I hadn't set a security code. Trying the usual codes I use, I was greeted with a system response that they couldn't find that code and to try again. After the 3rd or 4th iteration their VRU (voice response unit) finally told me I could say "I don't know it", which I did. When I finally got in and connected, their customer service agent said now we're going to set up a security code. I was annoyed that they modified their processes to require a security code without telling their customers. How hard would it have been to include a note in our bills that this change was coming and to be prepared the next time we called customer service? Doesn't anyone think about how these changes will affect their customers before those changes are implemented? If you never have to call their customer service team, you might be satisfied with their service.

    I have been with consumer cellular for over 7 years. I have even told people about the great…read moreservice. 1) They say you get a discount if you're a mbr of AARP. The savings (I just discovered) is $1.00 a month. AARP is $16.00 a year. NO savings at all! 2) I just bought a new phone and a screen protector. The screen protector I received is flawed. They do not do refunds for those. I paid $21.00 for it - thinking they would have a higher quality product. I was wrong. Do not purchase this unless you go to astore and have them put it on before you purchase it and see that it works. I will not be giving them a good review going forward. I'm very disappointed. Shame on you Consumer Cellular.

    AT&T Store

    AT&T Store

    5.0
    (1 review)

    My Samsung S21 started acting up, calls couldn't connect, text messages failing - time for an…read moreupgrade! Since I've been an AT&T mobile customer since my first "brick" phone in the 90's, I know I'm not switching carriers so took advantage of the $1000 trade In towards a new phone, so basically a free upgraded model. Here's the deal, you commit to 3 years of service, and the the $1000 gets deducted, prorated, over this period. If you leave prior, you pay the balance. If you stay, the phone cost, as long as it's less than $1000, remains free. If you choose a model greater than $1000, you just pay the difference. I'm also loyal to Samsung because for me, it's more intuitive than an I-phone, and the camera is far better. I use my phone primarily for pictures, 2nd for text, and once in awhile, to make a call. My how times have changed! Walked out with the Samsung S24+ at no cost. it has a faster processor, twice as much memory, and a far better camera than the S21. The only downside, at least for me, is that it's a bit larger. I'm not a fan of the new, larger models. i either carry my phone in my side pocket of my leggings or in my tiny handbag. I already know this phone won't fit in my three favorite handbags, but I have no interest in the fold-up version which is heavier and cumbersome. The rep I worked with was new, which I recognized right off the bat, but he was friendly, asked for assistance from his manager when we were having a challenge, and handled everything smoothly. I purchased the protective stick-on screen cover and he applied it for me. I'm amazed at how fast and efficient the data transfer is these days. Last time I upgraded was three years ago, and it's an exponentially noticeable difference. All pictures, apps and data transferred successfully. New phone working perfectly from the start. Very happy with my phone and the experience.

    Fibersphere Communications

    Fibersphere Communications

    1.9
    (74 reviews)

    READ THIS FIRST IF YOU'RE HAVING ISSUES WITH FIBERSPHERE:…read more From an insider, here's how it works at Goobersphere. If you've attempted all of the suggestions that they give you on the phone: 1. Don't expect them to call you back within 24-48 hours if they say they will. They have zero intention to. They never ever will. 2. If they say they will "escalate" it to someone at a higher position with more knowledge this is also a complete lie. They are trained to say that, but it means absolutely nothing. They all work in the same place with the same rank and knowledge. 3. If they tell you to call back within a few hours they are just pawning you off to the next person on the next shift. Again there is no other higher qualified folk there that can help. So what do you do after all of that nonsense? If you try all of the suggestions they have and they don't work, request for a technician. What he did only cost 25 bucks (cash, lol). If they refuse like they did with us a few times, then wait about 8 hours until the next shift and request it from the next employee. I hope this saves someone the countless hours we wasted the last month. Now this (below) was my review before learning the info above (although it was pretty obvious to begin with): This is my first time using Fibersphere. We're at almost three weeks and counting and still no internet. They have a handful of questions they ask us to try each time and then say "we will have someone call you within 24-48 hours" and they never do. We are in a endless cycle of spending about 45 minutes every day to fix this. We rely on internet daily for our jobs so this has been pretty not so convenient. No one ever of course uses Comcast or Centrilink nor Fibersphere because they actually want to. They use it because the options are limited. CEO's of internet provider companies should be in jail. How about instead of buying extra yachts you pay your employees better and train them so that they can actually fix things? No excuse for something like this to take three weeks...

    Fibersphere is the internet service that my HOA provides, so I did not have a choice in selecting…read morethem as my ISP. I just had my internet repaired after 6.5 days of it not working. I called the first day and was informed it would be fixed within 24 hours. Called the second day, and I was put on hold for over an hour and then lost connection. Called back, and I was informed it would take up to 72 hours. Called after 72 hours, and I was informed I would receive a call from a technician that same day. No one called. I called again on Monday (day 5) and then I was informed they would dispatch a technician on day 6. I had to leave work early to make sure I could make the appointment. No one showed up, no one contacted me, I check the internet and it's fixed. Besides that horribly frustrating experience, the internet actually works fine for the most part, except when I lose lots of data packets occasionally. The customer support reps were very friendly. The problem is that it's impossible to get in touch with a technician with the authority/capabilities to repair the issue.

    Verizon - mobilephones - Updated July 2026

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