I hate everything about my dealings with Comcast! It’s just happened again, but this time I vowed to not let it get to me. I spent about a half hour pressing buttons…you know, “Press #1 for billing; Press #2 to make changes to your package…etc. Well, there are usually six or so numbers to press and by the time I have heard all my choices, I have totally forgotten what the choices were in the first place! Or, two of the choices sound so similar that I just know I have made the wrong choice, and you know what that means! Yes! Starting over again.
Once you think you’ve pressed the correct buttons and sub buttons, and sub-sub buttons, then it’s time for the elevator music for about twenty minutes. I guess that’s how long it takes for the airwaves to get to India—which is where your advice is coming from! Well, now I have a cultural problem in that I cannot understand the English being used and the English idioms I am using, I am sure are confusing the person on the other end. It’s frustrating!
…but wait, this is only the beginning!
After I tell the person on
the other end of the line—across the ocean—my problem, and after being placed
on hold so he can check the information, that I know for sure I have given him
all the information at least twice before, well, he hangs up, or in some
mysterious way we are no longer joined in an overseas resolve to my Comcast
problems! I am disconnected again! And
if I call again, which I must, I always get a different service rep—always!
And, you guessed it, I must start over.
I have no choice!
But you know what’s coming! In the middle of the month, my television abruptly went on seasonal mode and the Comcast Internet was disabled. Only a blue screen on the television which said “You are not authorized to use…blah, blah, blah”! Am I living in a Comcast nightmare or what?
“I will try to help you to understand your bill,” my over the seas person said using the most gentle and soothing voice. I almost bought it!
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