ecdiamond
join:2005-09-27
Milton Mills, NH | reply to pagroundhog
Re: Verizon Price Break for "Existing" 768kb DSL Customers
That's great to hear! Have any other current subscribers been successful in getting the lifetime rate of $14.99? It tried to call today but they are closed, I'll try again on Monday. |
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pagroundhog
join:2007-11-13
Downingtown, PA | ecdiamond,
Yes, Several of my friends have resigned with Verizon. That's how I know it works and that's why I posted this notice. Please report back on your own personal results.
gus |
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ecdiamond
join:2005-09-27
Milton Mills, NH | Well, after being on hold for what seemed like an eternity, I was denied this deal.
I spoke to billing, not retention, I don't know if that made a difference. |
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Nancy B
@comcast.net
| said by ecdiamond  :Well, after being on hold for what seemed like an eternity, I was denied this deal. I spoke to billing, not retention, I don't know if that made a difference. I left verizon last year and now they are offering me 14.95 for life for the 3MB service to come back. I would think they would also offer this to you to keep you. But when it comes right to the reason I left it was because of stuff like this. They don't care about you until you do leave. |
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pagroundhog
join:2007-11-13
Downingtown, PA
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said by ecdiamond :Well, after being on hold for what seemed like an eternity, I was denied this deal. I spoke to billing, not retention, I don't know if that made a difference. ecdiamond,
Sorry for your frustrations; however, I wouldn't give up yet. First off, billing isn't the place you want to be; however, they are well aware of this deal because they are the ones that told me about it in the first place. Anyway, my friends went through a normal service rep (sales I guess) and that is how they transacted the deal as I originally described. I'd make one more try to a sales rep before I would give up and this time, make them specifically aware of the fact that you know three other people that got it last week and that their contracts were not even close to expiration.
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