Absolute WORST customer service I have ever experienced. I needed information about discounts on my Verizon cell bill and alternate plans with Verizon (Frontier) streaming and internet. I tried both websites first from home. Nearly impossible to navigate with time-wasting, aggravating chat bots at every turn. So, since it was around noon on Tuesday, 8/26, I figured the Verizon store would not be busy, and I could get help from a real person. I was right about it being a slow business day. When I walked in, I was the only customer in the store with SIX service reps huddled together talking around a side counter. One of the reps, a young woman, somewhat reluctantly offered to assist me. I gave her the background above. She told me to go on the website again, offering no other help. She walked away. I was frustrated, so I decided to leave, but then came back about 1 hour later. All six reps were in a huddle again. The same rep approached me again. I told her the apps and websites are virtually useless. She tried a couple of things after telling me to try it and ran into dead-ends as well. She said that I would have to call customer service at 611. When I called, she immediately walked away and started huddling with some of the other idle customer service reps. After much delay and diversion on the customer service call, I finally reached an awesome Verizon Rep named Stan. Stan did everything these horrible reps in the store should have been doing, especially, remaining with the customer until the issues are resolved satisfactorily. He helped me with the Verizon part of it. Then, Stan said he had to transfer me to Frontier, but assured me he would STAY WITH ME until we reached a live representative which took about 15 minutes to get past all the obstacles. Stan answered all the prompts for me, and got us past the obstacles. Stan is awesome, and, honestly, I believe nothing can be done to redeem these six do-nothing customer service reps in the store. They should all be fired. By the time I finished with the Frontier rep on the phone (I had it on speaker the whole time, so the in-store reps could overhear the call, in case they might offer help.) I had been in the store almost two hours at this point. During that time three other customers walked in, were also given what appeared to be unsatisfactory service and left. When I had finished my phone call, the rep who was supposed to be helping me had long ago walked away. As I was leaving, all six reps were once again huddled together at a counter across the room. I stood by the exit door for a full minute before leaving to see if any of the reps would say thank you, or have a good day, but they all ignored me. Again, if any of these in-store reps were redeemable, they could take a lesson from Stan, and learn how to show even a little dedication to their customers and their jobs. read more