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2) Deposits are normally held for 1 year; longer if there are service interruptions for non-payment. Cash is not acceptable for deposits, (at least in the Northeast) as it leaves no paper trail.
3) A deposit should be returned as part of the normal account-cancellation process. If an ETF is applicable, it would be deducted from the deposit. (Canceling within 15 days means no ETF.) Outstanding balances would probably also be deducted.
4) Customer Care is a department with a large turnover rate. It was also recently centralized, creating new locations without a lot of the old personnel. ...
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I can't speak for all CSR's in my location but I try to give the best service I can each and every call I take. So don't let one bad experince set your opinion of Cingular.
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What do you base this information on?? I have seen the contract that you guys (Cingular signed) and can honestly tell you that the VZW benefits for non-union employees are as good if not better than in every possible way. There are only something like 52 employees in VZW who have decided to unionize and that happened many, many years ago. It was also a huge mistake as they are restricted to what their contract says that they get and the rest of us are allowed to take full advantage of everything that the company offers. Believe me when I tell you that we are much better off than the union people.
Unions in the US are bogus and un-need in this day and age. Why would I want to pay a union to ...
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Thanks all for the comments
BillC said:
Wow - I guess it pays to do some research before choosing a carrier. I have been using Sprint and the reception is terrible where I am (in the middle of a big city, not in the boonies). Friends tell me that Cingular coverage is good and so I was planning to switch my family plan from Sprint to Cingular. I'm going to re-think this now.
Thanks all for the comments
Yeah if your method of "research" is checking message boards for the subject: [insert carrier name here] SUCKS!! and seeing who has the least.
sheesh 🙄
BillC said:
Wow - I guess it pays to do some research before choosing a carrier. I have been using Sprint and the reception is terrible where I am (in the middle of a big city, not in the boonies). Friends tell me that Cingular coverage is good and so I was planning to switch my family plan from Sprint to Cingular. I'm going to re-think this now.
Thanks all for the comments
I hope that you are looking at coverage maps and not making your decisions based on opinions from people on a message board (and I am not trying to make a smart comment). Remember: opinions are like noses - everybody has one 😁
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