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โ05-05-2023 04:40 AM
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โ05-07-2023 04:54 AM
Yes, I talked to two live agents.
I wanted to verify that my credit card information would be deleted if I cancelled my service.
On my first attempt, after suffering through a loop with the chat robot, I eventually got into queue for a live agent, and then got to chat with him. He could not answer the question - it is just a company policy built into their software. If you have only one payment method attached to your account, you cannot delete it. For a prepaid service, that policy makes no sense. I must concede that TracFone has the same policy. However, the prepaid services at Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T do not have this policy. At those carriers, I only need a payment method on file if I am using Autopay or some other subscription service. The first agent told me that I could cancel my service and then log back into the account to verify that the credit card information had been removed. I did not believe him, but there was no point in continuing the chat.
Next, I tried to cancel my service. The instructions in the Help system to cancel the service did not work. So, I contacted customer service a second time.
On my second contact, I was stuck in a loop with the chat bot even longer than on my previous attempt. Eventually, I got frustrated and started typing in obscenities to the inane questions the chat bot kept repeating. That action did not help. I started typing in "none of these" and the chat bot put me into the queue for a live agent. This agent was able to cancel my service for me. However, as I suspected, my account still included my credit card even though my service was cancelled.
I decided to wait overnight to allow for processing delays. The next morning, I was able to log in, but I was informed that my account had been "Terminated". As I suspected earlier, the first agent was wrong. I could not verify that my credit card information was deleted.
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โ05-05-2023 05:06 PM
You might want to contact customer service and ask that question.
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โ05-05-2023 06:24 PM
Customer service is useless.
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โ05-05-2023 06:28 PM
Customer service is useless
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โ05-06-2023 05:12 AM
I did not find Customer Service helpful. The persons that I talked to were well intentioned, but they could not answer this question.
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โ05-06-2023 08:11 AM
Did you get a live agent? I ask because you chat with a robot at first. Type agent or live agent to actually speak to a human.
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โ05-07-2023 04:54 AM
Yes, I talked to two live agents.
I wanted to verify that my credit card information would be deleted if I cancelled my service.
On my first attempt, after suffering through a loop with the chat robot, I eventually got into queue for a live agent, and then got to chat with him. He could not answer the question - it is just a company policy built into their software. If you have only one payment method attached to your account, you cannot delete it. For a prepaid service, that policy makes no sense. I must concede that TracFone has the same policy. However, the prepaid services at Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T do not have this policy. At those carriers, I only need a payment method on file if I am using Autopay or some other subscription service. The first agent told me that I could cancel my service and then log back into the account to verify that the credit card information had been removed. I did not believe him, but there was no point in continuing the chat.
Next, I tried to cancel my service. The instructions in the Help system to cancel the service did not work. So, I contacted customer service a second time.
On my second contact, I was stuck in a loop with the chat bot even longer than on my previous attempt. Eventually, I got frustrated and started typing in obscenities to the inane questions the chat bot kept repeating. That action did not help. I started typing in "none of these" and the chat bot put me into the queue for a live agent. This agent was able to cancel my service for me. However, as I suspected, my account still included my credit card even though my service was cancelled.
I decided to wait overnight to allow for processing delays. The next morning, I was able to log in, but I was informed that my account had been "Terminated". As I suspected earlier, the first agent was wrong. I could not verify that my credit card information was deleted.
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