Verizon tech support/customer service, can you answer a question for me?
- My mom recently got a new phone, but she is having problems with it. People say she sounds muffled when she talks on the phone, gets static, dropped calls, etc. She went to the Verizon store by us and waited in line for a half hour. There, the rep told her that because a small plastic piece was missing from the phone (despite it not having a scratch on it and it falling off within the first few days without the phone being dropped), the phone could not be replaced for a new one or a different model, despite being within the 30 day period. However, she found the piece and put it back on the phone, and the phone looks absolutely perfect. Can VZW deny her a new or different phone now that the phone shows no sign of physical damage? Is it on file that she came to service her phone, but apparently customer-induced physical damage was on the phone the first time she brought it to the store for service?08-09-09 09:39 PMLike 0
- What small plastic piece? If it's the charging port cover, that's no reason not to reace a phone having call quality issues. Take it back, and if they say no again, ask for a manager.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com08-09-09 09:57 PMLike 0 - Like a bit of the casing on the hinge. It wasn't broken or anything, it just popped off, but it fit back in fine. My mom complained to a manager, but to no avail...08-09-09 09:59 PMLike 0
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"My phone hasn't been charging" - customer
"Have you tried *228 lately" - cs/tech rep that has no idea how to perform his/her job
*228 does absolutely NOTHING if you aren't being heard well. Not to mention option 1 is to program your phone and not to update your PRL. However either option will do nothing for your voice quality.
You *228 nuts are the reason behind implementing FCR (first call resolution).08-09-09 10:25 PMLike 0 - HAHAHAHA!!! CLASSIC!!
"My phone hasn't been charging" - customer
"Have you tried *228 lately" - cs/tech rep that has no idea how to perform his/her job
*228 does absolutely NOTHING if you aren't being heard well. Not to mention option 1 is to program your phone and not to update your PRL. However either option will do nothing for your voice quality.
You *228 nuts are the reason behind implementing FCR (first call resolution).08-09-09 10:33 PMLike 0 -
- Check where the mic is on the phone. (If you have the model number we might be able to point it out for you.) Make sure there's no debris or anything stuck inside.
Also, are you using any sort of headset?08-10-09 12:54 AMLike 0 -
If nothing is in the mic port, it could be a defective or damaged phone.08-10-09 02:47 AMLike 0 -
- Updating the PRL might help if its a signal strength issue, occasionally PRL updates can increase call quality, but typically for problems like these won't be solved by a PRL update, or even a new phone.
As for the OPs question, store reps are supposed to note every account, but who knows if they did.08-10-09 06:27 AMLike 0 - *228 opt 2 does update your PRL i.d. as does *228 opt 1, option 1 just gives you the ability to program your phone if getting a new one as well, and a muffled sound can mean a assortment of things, none of which you will get answered by asking people in a forum that can not see your account, or anythnig going on in your account... like, where your at...your MIN/MTN, your PRL id, any of that. Call 1-800-922-0204 as previously said and speak with someone who can see your accuont and whats going on in yuor individual account.08-10-09 07:25 AMLike 0
- UNfortunately the phone has to be in like new condition, if a piece of the casing is off the phone, that is definitely physical damage. Those things cant just fall off by themselves.08-10-09 07:55 AMLike 0
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