I went to this store based on the advice of a phone customer service rep. I had a problem with a transfer of responsibility. The old account had been transfer to the new account, but in process, I was more than double billed for a prorated transfer between plans.. I was VERY unhappy to say the least. My old bill was $280/mo for several cell phones and devices. I was convinced by the phone customer service rep I should change from my old 30Gb rollover account to an unlimited account service. She said my bill would go from $280 down to $220 and I would have unlimited internet. So, I decided to roll my entire family's accounts together into one bill so we could share the base costs. Somehow my old account was billed $280 (old amount) and then billed the new $220 (supposedly prorated, but it looked like just full price for each service plan), plus some other weird charges that should not have been there. Then my NEW account was billed same. $280, $220, my u-verse internet, my vo-ip home phone, my direct tv and some other weird charges. SO, in the course of 30 days, in an effort to take my bill down from $280/mo to $220/mo, I was billed just shy of a $1000.00. Of course to get the additional discounts it had the be auto pay. The auto pay was polite and efficient in taking my money. It told me the day it was going to take it, then robbed me blind at midnight. At this point I fuming mad. The phone customer service people (in India) kept telling me they could not access my old account to even see WHAT the $487 dollars in charges were for. Then 15 days later, I get a bill fro $587 and just like clockwork the auto pay robs me blind before the phone customer service people could even explain what was happening or stop it from billing me. Luckily, I keep all the electronic copies of all my bills and I quickly figured out they had just double billed me for the same time periods on two accounts that had no awareness of the other account.
I go to E. Battlefield store (again I am not in a very good mood). I meet the manager Scottie, completely by accident, it just happen to be his turn to serve a customer and unfortunately for him, it was me. Being upset, I was very short with Scottie. He was VERY patient. It took a few minutes before he could understand the extend of the damage, but he also realized SOMETHING is wrong... I mean I was suppose to be SAVING $60 more a month and somehow I had been charge almost $1000 in 30 days. He went through all of the bills line by line fixing the unexplained charges that he could fix. My new account, probably due to the fact it was under 60 days old, was severely limited to what things could be changed and accessed. This is made things even more painful for Scottie, but he powered through. Eventually, Scottie was able to fix all of the things I believed was in Scottie's power to fix. At this point, I realized that I had been very short with him and apologized. Being the professional that he is, he brushed the treatment off as nothing. I still feel remorseful, but he assured me it was forgiven. He then explained to me what I needed to tell the phone customer service rep and exactly how to get to the person I would need to fix the issue. The issue has finally been resolved. After an hour on the phone they realized that I had been doubled billed. That came as shock to me, not that I had not been telling them that for the entire hour, but that they finally realized it and refunded the incorrect charges. Automation can sometime bite you in the rear, but (no pun intended) there are people out there that do have the capacity to help.....you must be willing to listen. read more