Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Rogers wireless continued

So I waited on the phone one hour and fifty three minutes before getting hung up on -- another transfer from person X to person Y.
Finally, after calling back, I got a nice person who seemed to know what she was doing. She promised to fix the problem with my voice mail -- within 24 hours.

Well, it's longer and when I called again -- and waited and waited and bounced from person to person was finally told "oh yes, well we can't say how long it will take -- it took three days for them to fix my phone" ... .

Oh yes, of course my emails to service ("contact us by email and we'll respond right away") go unanswered -- just like the letters to Rogers offices -- maybe the vast empire has no employees? Perhaps it's like some sci-fi story where a machine keeps working long after humanity dies out?

I can't really say why I stick with Rogers -- perhaps I feel it will shorten my time in purgatory (or get me a free pass out of hell).

Seriously, do readers have any suggestions? Would switching to Bell help?
James Morton
1100-5255 Yonge Street
Toronto, Ontario
M2N 6P4

416 225 2777

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

I use Bell and I never have issues like the one you're describing. I usually only have to wait a few minutes before I get to an operator.

Anonymous said...

My sister switched to Bell and last week her modem went down ...she called the number and was answered in India...but she did get a new one at ten the next morning...So No longer is it that not only NeoCitran is being produced in India but Bell is there too.

Anonymous said...

My sister switched to Bell and last week her modem went down ...she called the number and was answered in India...but she did get a new one at ten the next morning...So No longer is it that not only NeoCitran is being produced in India but Bell is there too.

Anonymous said...

My sister switched to Bell and last week her modem went down ...she called the number and was answered in India...but she did get a new one at ten the next morning...So No longer is it that not only NeoCitran is being produced in India but Bell is there too.

Anonymous said...

My sister switched to Bell and last week her modem went down ...she called the number and was answered in India...but she did get a new one at ten the next morning...So No longer is it that not only NeoCitran is being produced in India but Bell is there too.