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    Here is the back story...My cousin was trying to move her cell phone number from our plan with…read moreanother Carrier to her mom's plan with AT&T. We were told by our Carrier that we would not have to give any more information than our account #, pin and address. When my cousin went to switch the phone over, the rep at the store claimed that they would need my husband's full social. Uh, that's not what our Carrier told us! So we refused to give confidential info over the phone. We were willing to give the last 4 of the social, but definitely not the entire social! The rep told my cousin that was the only way it could be done. This really upset her. We contacted our Carrier and they again verified with us that the information we were to provide should be sufficient in transferring the phone number over from Carrier to Carrier. We also called AT&T customer service line and they, at first, agreed that should be the only information that we would need to provide. Then, after doing a little more research, the lady on the phone said that we WOULD have to provide a full social. That was really backtracking from the original statement. During this period of time, the rep helping my cousin and aunt in the store called his manager and confirmed with him that receiving the full social security number was the only way that the phone number could be pulled from our Carrier to AT&T. In the end, they left the store and would have to go on another day with us in order to get it switched. Fast forward to yesterday evening. We stopped after work and we were greeted professionally and happily by Maxwell. There were two other gentlemen in the store, one who appeared to be tech support and one who looked much more dressed up, only allowing us to assume that he was the store manager. Maxwell asked what he could help us with and we explained to him the above backstory. We asked to see what information they would actually need to move the phone number over so that we would be prepared for the actual transition on Thursday with my cousin and aunt. While he was in the process of pulling the information us and doing basically a test run for Thursday's upcoming transition, I asked him if he were in our situation after having one Carrier for years and then having a Carrier who we have never done any business before with ask for personal and confidential information over the phone, how would he respond to that? He said that because he "knows the business and understands what it is like on his side, that he would just do what was asked", in basic terms. That didn't really answer my question. So I posed the question again, I was met with him cutting me off and repeating himself. At that point, I just shut up and allowed him to continue showing us how they had to pull the information and what they needed. Once he pulled up the screen on what was supposed to be our Carrier's website, he very bluntly showed us the screen and in an "I told you so" voice tone said, this IS the information we will need. He ended up looking at the site a second time and said oh wait, I did a 6006 (?) code, and I AM able to get this changed over with just the LAST FOUR OF YOUR SOCIAL! Yes, you read that right. ALL of this (headache, family conflict, etc.) could have been avoided if the representatives at this store were trained properly on the different Carrier sites and knew how to do their job properly. The "manager looking gentleman" and the "tech support gentleman" both stopped what they were doing and were like Wait, what? Are you sure? Maxwell replied something like I am, and showed them the screen. At that point, we received no apology for the trouble, no thank you for stopping in, nothing. Zero appreciation for the trouble and hassle the representatives at this store caused my family and I. I'm happy that they are going to be able to process situations like this differently in the future, but the way that all of this happened could have been completely avoided. I feel bad for my cousin who said that she was frustrated with our Carrier and what she had to go through on our side, which was not that bad. It was mainly the phone specifically that she had a problem with not the Carrier. Now that she is moving over to AT&T, I feel even worse for her, especially being tossed back and forth, basically lied to, and put through all of this just to be told in the end that it was the fault of the reps at the AT&T store who were not properly or fully trained. My recommendation would be to put these gentlemen at your store through some customer service training classes and teach them how to handle situations when they are wrong as well as full training on how to navigate other Carrier's websites when transitioning from Carrier to Carrier. This entire situation could have been avoided completely. They would have a much happier client than what they currently will have on Thursday evening when they stop by. I am very disappointed in how this entire situation was handled.

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    Verizon - mobilephones - Updated May 2026

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