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2.8 (10 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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2 months ago

They just seem disinterested here. I think they got a monopoly on the woodlands after sawdust shop closed.

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4 months ago

4 people doing nothing except hiding in back. 45 minutes on a Monday to return a modem. Bad service continues.

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2.4(45 reviews)
0.2 mi
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I have been a Verizon customer since the 90s (going back into local entities they snatched up into…read moretheir acquisitive gaping maw over time) since my first cell phone which had the cutting edge feature (and bug) at the time of being able to make a phone call on the go, and the business has never before tried hard to impress with their customer service since they consider themselves the corporate equivalent of a drug dealer and as Heylia "yaaas kween" James informed scumbag Nancy in season one of the fabulous teevee series Weeds: "drugs sell themselves, biscuit." So a recent experience here in this store with Otto really hit the reset button on my thoughts of Verizon. As we walked in the front door of the shop Otto was right there, called out a hullo, pulled out his Verizon worker e-pad, asked us why we were there, and started helping us immediately - no wait for service, in a prime location in The Woodlands next to the mall, and on a weekend. I did not know that kind of thing was possible these days. We had several things to do on a Verizon account, relating to my dad's recent death, so Otto offered a completely professional 'sorry about your loss' (which so many people seem incapable of doing correctly) after hearing why we were in there to make some changes and then started walking us through everything we needed to do before anything got signed in delicious virgin's blood on the devil's indecorous parchment and then we did the paperwork and such. Otto provided fantastic customer service by explaining things patiently, giving us all of the options to consider, making recommendations about what was necessary and what was not, and really just helping to get things done right there in the store. He went above and beyond by calling the customer service processing whatever number right there in the store with us standing there and getting it all done, rather than sending us home to figure it out on our own. When someone dies (especially when it is unexpectedly/sudden so they never had the opportunity to wind things up on their own terms as people that get a bad diagnosis and have months or years of planning to get things done their way with the appreciation that their end date is certain) there are a lot of things you need to do to notify institutions, close accounts, transfer things, attempt to use the Whataburger on Shepherd's drive-thru staff as your someone to talk to ("ma'am as I explained at the order box I am not ordering anything I just needed someone to talk to,") etc. Few businesses make the process easy, and many just try to increase your misery in every single possible way as if you did not already have enough problems from losing someone you were close with, the horrors (and surprise [!] expenses) of the American death industry's funereal process, and having to recognize your kids will never meet the person and will only ever hear stories about them. So the experience with Verizon was quite a surprise how smoothly it went in spite of all of that. Otto's excellent customer service was greatly appreciated to shepherd us through this aspect of estate related stuff that had to be done so I hope someone at Verizon gives him a gold star, he definitely earned it. If I was you and needed to visit a Verizon store somewhere in the Greater Houston-area I would go to this location and ask for Otto.

Very helpful sales associates. Erica got us taken care of, and we had her busy (with 2 upgrades, a…read moreline change, and a new device)! She made sure we got the best pricing/perks on our plan, and she got us qualified with the best device promotions. Zero wait, all questions answered. Extremely happy with our experience!

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AT&T Store

2.7(20 reviews)
0.4 mi
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The story really starts in March of last year when AT&T got me to switch away from analog. If I…read morehadn't agreed to that the rest of the preceding nightmare may have never happened! AT&T told me they were switching all customers to digital and soon they would not be able to support analog. I have had the same phone number and have been loyal to AT&T for 40 years now. We started to have problems with our phones as soon as we switched to digital. On April 15th, we lost our internet (and our phones because they are now attached to our internet). We contacted AT&T. They sent out a technician. A few days later he arrived. He tried to solve the problem. Although at first he didn't know what it was. He had to call AT&T. During the entire process we have had to call AT&T many times, about 3 times per week This is a minimum of an hour and a half call. They put you on hold when you finally get in touch with someone, they are not able to help because they don't know what they are doing, then they put you on hold forever to try to find someone who actually knows something. After the first few calls I realized I did not have the time, patience, or energy to stay on hold forever while they tried to find the only person there who knows anything about phones. So I wound up paying my manager to wait on hold. The technician finally told me they cut our copper line because they were old and they were fazing those out. They 're switching everyone to fiber. However, fiber was not available in our area. They cut off our phones and internet without any notice, warning and with no back up plan in place. Businesses are heavily reliant on phones and internet. 60% of our business comes in through those 2 ways. The majority of our business is in catering. If we don't answer our phone, our client simply calls another restaurant who does answer their phone. In addition we have all our email orders and our tablet sales. Door Dash, Uber, Chow Now, Grub Hub, and Slice account for about $200- $300 a day in additional revenue that we were missing out on. Total time without internet 30 days x $200 per day = $ 6000 Finally, our technician came up with a solution. On April 25th, our utilities were out 11 days on the first part of this debacle. They were able to pull in a fiber line from a business across the street, route it through our above ground lines and bring it into the building finally bringing our phones and internet back. Without internet we can not batch our credit cards. All our credit card sales had to run "offline" without internet they do not preauthorize. It took 11 days to get our credit cards into the bank. 95% of guests pay with credit. So we were unable to get any money into the bank for 11 days during the first time. AT&T continued to charge us for the entire time that they turned off our service, creating a very stressful situation. It took them 11 days to be able to restore after much complaining and calling 3 times a week. But because the fiber came from across the street the bills had a different address. It was 17425 North Freeway. When we were finally able to batch, we found out $ 830.13 did not go through, because they did not authorize. But then, on July 8th We lost our fiber line attached to the business across the street that was providing us with internet and phones. Again, we call AT&T and this time we get a guy that was apathetic and didn't understand the urgency of the situation. He told us eventually they would have to dig 450 feet of fiber under the street, which could take weeks. So we waited, and we called. Finally, I went to Comcast. Comcast was able to provide us internet and phones.. We bought a cheap cell phone asked to get our main number (281)580-7797 forwarded to that phone so we could receive phone calls because our customers could get in touch with us. On July 31st we were finally able to batch our credit cards from the entire month of July. We went 3 and half weeks without internet. When we batched after 3.5 weeks (again we were offline and our transactions were not pre authorized) When we did finally batch $1501. 04 of credit cards did not go through. We went a whole month with hardly any money going into our bank account. We could not pay our rent, could not pay our staff, nor pay for groceries. Because all our transactions batched at once On July 31st some of our customers that dined with us during that month noticed on their statements that they did not dine with us on July 31st, so as of now, 2 of them have disputed their charges and the credit card company just simply took their money straight out of our bank account. We had to send emails to our landlord letting them know we could not pay rent and asking for a temporary rent discount or an extension. After we received internet and phones from Comcast we reached out to AT&T to ask them to port our phone number over to Comcast since AT&T was unwilling to provide phones or internet for us.

Don't sign up with AT&T. They are crooks. They will try to steal your money and you can't get a…read morehold of anyone.

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