mrkook
join:2003-04-03
Pompano Beach, FL
|  reply to rwwlaw
Re: Vonage:Terrible Customer Service
If you read my post you will see that I am not just talking about responsiveness, I am talking about:
1. disconnected service by mistake
2. the inability to reconnect service (yes its true, they can't reconnect service once they've terminated it)
3. double billing
4. verbal promises of a return phone call from a manager and then never hearing from anyone.
No doubt they are responsive to issues that they can solve, but if they cause a problem they are quite willing to leave you out to dry.
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WhyADuck
Premium
join:2003-03-05
| said by mrkook  :
If you read my post you will see that I am not just talking about responsiveness, I am talking about:
1. disconnected service by mistake
2. the inability to reconnect service (yes its true, they can't reconnect service once they've terminated it)
Just curious, did you by any chance have a number that was ported from a Baby Bell? If so then unfortunately Vonage is probably telling you the truth - even if it was their mistake, once they have released that number, the Baby Bell has the right to reclaim and reuse it. Baby Bells occasionally make somewhat similar mistakes (there have been cases where two customers were assigned the same number!) but you don't usually hear about them. Anyway, this is one of the glitches of number portability.
Did they by any chance offer to reconnect you, but with a different phone number? |
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mrkook
join:2003-04-03
Pompano Beach, FL | No I actually got a new number from vonage. The only way to get reconnected at this point is to sign up for new service, but they can transfer my previous number.
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gatzdon
join:2002-10-25
Lake Zurich, IL
| In all honesty, this is one case where I would write the letter to Vonage describing the situation, spelling out how it inconvenienced you (new phone number, lost voice mails, need to distribute new number to everyone, time without phone service, etc...).
I would specifically ask for a couple months credit to your bill for your troubles. Vonage has set a precedent for such action in the past and I would not be surprised if you do get it. The only problem I see is getting the right person to read your letter.
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