Guys, can a verizon rep get fired for.....
Ok, heres whats up and i am asking for real help please.. so someone i know calls me and says "dude you need to pay your phone bill, i pulled up your account today and your passed due". seriously, were not even that close, were acquaintences who know each other through other people. so it wasextremely strange getting this call and him telling me that when i didnt even know he knew i had verizon. this scared me and i admit that i do feel weirded out...
Does a rep have the power to switch things up on my account without me asking? (no, hes not a manager, just a costumer service rep at one of the retail stores).
Albie05 said:
looking up someon's account randomly?
Ok, heres whats up and i am asking for real help please.. so someone i know calls me and says "dude you need to pay your phone bill, i pulled up your account today and your passed due". seriously, were not even that close, were acquaintences who know each other through other people. so it wasextremely strange getting this call and him telling me that when i didnt even know he knew i had verizon. this scared me and i admit that i do feel weirded out...
Does a rep have the power to switch things up on my account without me asking? (no, hes not a manager, just a costumer service rep at one of the retail stores).
This is a HUGE no no. Its not a gray ar...
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Turbomagnani said:
I would think its rude someone to call and say hey you gotta pay your bill man. What gives them the right to do that. I understand if he is getting fired if he losing one more account but this isnt t-moblie so he shouldnt worry. Did you ask him why he called about that. He should mind his own business
Sorry Turbo, but I find little that is coherent in the paragraph you wrote. What does being t-mobile have to do with anything? The OP mentioned nothing about T-mobile. Not to mention looking up accounts fraudently is cause for termination for all wireless companies and likely across the corporate spectrum is cause for remnoval as well. Privacy is well perhaps the number 1 concern when regar...
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arigold said:...Turbomagnani said:
I would think its rude someone to call and say hey you gotta pay your bill man. What gives them the right to do that. I understand if he is getting fired if he losing one more account but this isnt t-moblie so he shouldnt worry. Did you ask him why he called about that. He should mind his own business
Sorry Turbo, but I find little that is coherent in the paragraph you wrote. What does being t-mobile have to do with anything? The OP mentioned nothing about T-mobile. Not to mention looking up accounts fraudently is cause for termination for all wireless companies and likely across the corporate spectrum is cause for remnoval as well. Privacy is well perha
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Now what are you gonna do? If it's not that big a deal, just tell the guy to stay out of your account. If you really have a problem with it (as I would) you should contact Verizon through the Customer Care number and ask for Co...
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This limits the persons' manager or Verizon as a whole, ability to protect an "outstanding or over performing employee" who just exercised some bad judgement.
If you're that miffed, contact Corporate Office in NJ and get someone there's attention.
It's not right and unless you do something about it, it will happen to others.
Most companies where there is a billing system, any w/ access can pull up accounts if they know a number, so it's not just Verizon, the fact that this A$$ was stupid enough to call someone he knew about being late on your payment is over the edge.