I went into the cedar hills store to look at changing our plan in order to hopefully save some money. My husband and I had been sharing 3GB of data for several years, and all of the sudden 1 day our data was being drained. We went over data probably 3-4 months in a row and there was no reason we should have been (I was extra careful/mindful and hooking up to Wi-Fi at every chance possible). I went in and spoke with Wendy and explained my frustration. While in the store, trying to work out a deal, I had a bad feeling about her because every time something came up about a promotion, she would say, "Oh, sorry...that promotion just ended at midnight"--meanwhile, they had advertisements for those promos running on TV for days following this visit. After about an hour of discussing options she worked out a price if we switched to a business plan (we own our own company), adding a lot more data, and saving me approximately $30+ a month. Even though I still didn't care for the customer service, I was happy to leave with a great price and plan. She broke everything down for us, including trading in phones, upgrading to new ones and adding a couple gizmo watches. Fast forward 3 months and I am being charged $70 more than I was originally quoted and also paying more than I was paying on my personal line. I got the runaround and they ultimately told me I needed to provide them with paperwork that said I was quoted that price. I explained that nobody ever gave me paperwork in the store, but they should have records of everything discussed and signed. They said the only paper work they are required to keep is the signature for purchasing the devices.
The manager basically told us that we could go to another company and they would more than likely buy our phones out so we wouldn't be out the money to Verizon. She made zero attempt to help resolve the issue or put us back to the plan we originally had for less money (because that plan no longer existed).
This company takes advantage of their customers and we will never use them again. read more