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CenturyLink awful company

I had a DSL internet & phone bundle with Qwest from Nov 2006 - Apr 2008. I switched over to another Internet provider(Charter Cable) in mid-April 2008 and also switched over to Vonage, the VOIP based phone service. They have the number portability service where they can transfer your existing phone number to their service. To do this, they(Vonage) directly do the switch and let me know once the switch is complete. My switch was complete by April 15 2008.

Then I called Qwest to cancel my phone AND DSL internet service. The customer service rep confirmed all of this and told me I'll receive a prepaid box for sending Qwest back the DSL modem I had rented from them and I'll get a 'final bill' within 2-4 weeks. The prepaid box for the modem arrived, I duly shipped the modem back and I thought the matter was closed.

Imagine my surprise, when I start receiving bills for a COMPLETELY NEW phone number with fresh monthly charges(for Broadband, Long Distance etc). I called Qwest that there has been some mistake and that I never had this NEW account. I told them about the cancellation, the mail-back of the modem etc. with details about my old account. The rep confirmed the receipt of my DSL modem and said that she'll make sure that there's a back office request put in to cancel this new account and that I'll receive a 'final bill' for this new account.

I even paid some outstanding charges(which I never understood; My bills were autopaid from my bank account; I had paid my bills in FULL for April AND May; I disconnected service Apr-15; yet I never received a final bill with a credit for the months of May and half of April). But the bills kept coming(with increasing amounts) for the new phantom account. The funnier thing is that these are all disconnect notices threatening to disconnect service yet Qwest never seems to disconnect, but only hit me with a larger bill for an account I never had.

I kept calling about Qwest twice a month(never could get the same customer service rep, always had to repeat my story); they'll say that there's been a mistake and will promise that it will be sorted out very soon. I got tired of calling them with absolutely no response other than a bill. Now it is Nov 2008, 6 months since I first disconnected from Qwest.

I've gotten tired of calling Qwest and am at a loss as to what to do. I'm not sure if I want to sue them for the $300 or so for the they're hitting me with an account I never had, as well as the $100 or so they owe me. Any advice for me? Qwest doesn't seem bothered by my calls so I'm not sure about my course of action here.

I have excellent credit and don't want it ruined by an unscrupulous company reported fraudulent charges.

Any advice appreciated. Thanks for your time & patience.

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Stacy
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Nov 23, 2008 12:28 pm EST

I would send a registered/certified letter to the CEO of Qwest with cc's to the FCC, FTC and your state attorney general. Hopefully you will get the positive response that you are looking for but if not, you will be creating a good paper trail in the event that you do end up in small claims court. I think that Qwest is hurting right now and they are pulling a lot of shady stuff with a lot of their customers! Good luck to you...

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CenturyLink fraud/false information

This past Friday, I was searching on hotjobs.com last week for management jobs in the Orlando area and came across "Quest Marketing" on the list hiring for several positions including "advertising". I went on to apply for this job and sent a copy of my resume to the company. I then received an email saying how "excited" they were to meet me and they gave me a list of their interview time slots for the following week (this week). I replied to the email requesting the time slot of 930 am on Monday, but not until 7 pm that day because I was at work. Sunday evening I still hadn't heard back from the company- I assumed because my email must have been sent after they closed. I decided to take off Monday and I emailed Qwest again requesting an afternoon time slot on that same Monday hoping that that would give them time to answer back to me. Again, however, I did not receive a reply.

Some odd things that stood out to me: I asked the sender several times in the emails where they were located, what their phone number was, etc. and he dodged every question. Perhaps they saw I was a bit skeptical and stopped replying to me? Anyway, I decided to do a bit of research myself since this seemed a little sketchy and I came across several "warning stories" about Quest and their "scam". Thankfully, I didn't waste more time on them than I did. I am also very thankful that I didn't give out any more personal information than was on my resume. After reading what people have said about their "company" I wouldn't be surprised if they are doing something illegal with the personal information of their "applicants".

In closing, PLEASE BE WARY of this company. DO NOT even waste your time.

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Thomas
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Oct 16, 2008 10:06 am EDT

I want to COMPLIMENT this company! These people were absolutely stellar with their interview process and I don't know what the other complaint was all about! It was the singular most streamlined, efficient and organized interview I've ever been on. They didn't waste my time making me dance around a bunch of questions. They cut to the heart of the matter, giving me a test on my programming skills to see if I was qualified. My guess is that the people complaining probably FAILED THEIR TEST, and are now just try to save face. My advice to them, don't lie on your resume!

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Dervish
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Oct 13, 2009 7:28 pm EDT

I didn't love working for Qwest, but I did, and thought it was fine. It's a real job (the check was real enough) even if the interview processes are bizarro.

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Jul 05, 2009 3:33 am EDT

My Three Stars SCAM experience

I recently went for two interviews at Three Stars Media and this was my experience. I am hoping someone closes this company down ! It's hard enough to find a job in this market but when you get scammed like this, it becomes VERY demoralizing.
I applied for TWO jobs on CareerBuilder.com : Administrative Assistant and Human Resources Assistant.
Click here to see the actual postings as they appeared on Careerbuilder.com : http://i44.tinypic.com/11rrxa9.jpg and http://i39.tinypic.com/jj5qgy.jpg . NOTE: CLICK the pics to make the image larger to be able to read it. This applies for all future photo links.
I received and automated e-mail back from Three Stars, Inc. the next day requesting to set up an "initial interview" : http://i42.tinypic.com/s4t6br.jpg .
I went to the website and registered for an initial interview. The ENTIRE interview set up process was automated.
I received a confirmation e-mail for the "initial interview" : http://i41.tinypic.com/6hi88n.jpg .
And a reminder e-mail : http://i43.tinypic.com/wbz5mp.jpg . This reminding cements the thinking that the job interview is important. They want to make sure you show up.
I put the words "initial interview" in quotes above because there was NO interview on my first visit to Three Stars. Here is how the first visit played out.
I arrived at Suite 211 and the receptionist asked for my resume. She then handed me a white binder with laminated pages to view information for a "Verification Specialist". I quickly paged through this booklet because I already knew what was coming next. I have to admit, I didn't pay attention much to the laminated pages because I had a friend who interviewed a few weeks prior for a Sales Manager position and she told me the first interview was just an assessment test.
After flipping through the laminated booklet, I then handed the book back to the receptionist. She told me I needed to take an assessment test (I think the binder info alluded to this too) and she told me she needed to take a picture of me as they "have so many people coming through their doors" and needed to take the photo for "identification purposes". I complied and let her snap my photo. She then guided me through a door opening to a room with several computers and little cubicles dividing the individuals taking the test. She opened the test on a PC, told me I had 30 mins. to take it and she told me I could use a calculator and she opened the calculator on the desktop. She told me to log in to take the test using my e-mail address and my last name. I then saw all my person info (name, address, etc. as well as the pic she just snapped of me) and then was taken to the test. I don't remember all the questions but I found a few questions quite odd. One asked "Are you over 24 years of age? " another asked (not sure of exact wording) "We have part time work at home positions for individuals. Would you be interested in this position or would you like to stick with the position you applied for?" I selected to stick with my current job I applied for. And there were some questions on advertising: "What are advertising verticals?", "What are five of the top 100 Internet websites?". There was also three vocabulary questions (the only one I remember was the meaning of the word "CONVERGE", there were two other vocab words used in sentences, I can't remember, something about Freud). There were also some Math questions. From memory, I think there were three in total, two word problems (one something about cutting a piece of wood into three pieces and the other was an algebra question, I think it was "2x - 4 = 6") and another odd question was "If you knew you would be fired for admitting a mistake would you lie to save your job?" . There were other questions on the test but these certain questions stood out to me.
I left the computer room and the receptionist handed me a business card (http://i44.tinypic.com/p7vus.jpg ) and told me to log on to their website with my e-mail address and last name after 10am the next day to check my application status :
When I logged on the next morning the website had a message (after I logged in) showing that my "aptitude test was impressive" and they wanted to meet with me for a second interview. I scheduled the second interview and got another confirmation e-mail : http://i40.tinypic.com/97440m.jpg .
And again, another reminder e-mail for the second interview : http://i43.tinypic.com/30cuc8o.jpg . They really wanted to make sure I showed up !
I arrived for my second interview at Suite 217 and walked into a foyer with dark lighting and no one to greet me. I saw a big conference table with better lighting and big leather chairs and a projector. I sat down next to two women who were waiting for their "interview". One of the women asked me "what are we doing here? What's going to go on I wonder ?" - the both laughed nervously. I told her that first we would get a presentation, then tour, then have individual interviews. This was the experience of my friend. In reality, I misunderstood my friend - there was no individual interview after the tour, it was a group interview telling everyone that they would be getting a phone call if they were interested. Again, my friend when there for a sales job, NOT the jobs I had applied to for Admin Asst. and Human Resources Asst.
Eventually, more people filtered in. We had 10 in our meeting. A woman named Crissy W (WAH Advisor Regional Manager - according to their website. Go to http://threestarsinc.com/teams/corpTeams.cfm?dept=9 and click on the little girl being hugged by Mickey Mouse to see her pic and info) was our cheerleader for the next couple of hours. She first asked us to go around the room and introduce ourselves. She then told us about herself (she was a dancer and worked at Disney, although that didn't pay the bills and then she spoke about the company. Started in 2004, now has over 500 employees and also a team in India. She explained the role of the Verification Specialist and explained that they don't show the job name in their listings online because "no one would know what that job is and no one would apply for it". So she admits up front that the jobs that brought all of us in DID NOT EXIST, but not in those exact words. My Human Resources Assistant and Administrative Assistant jobs were not real open jobs at the company! We were told that Three Stars also had a website called "Career Network" and that they are going after Monster.com and Careerbuilder.com. She said that it costs a company $ 400 to post a job on those websites while their Career Network offers postings for only $ 99 and they initially started out by posting those ads for FREE in the beginning. She also showed up a clip on News Channel 13 where the company donated toys for charity (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxXZd0u0dOE&feature=channel_page ) and talked up how they give back to the community. She also talked about their free happy hour, dinners at the Executive Managers house, and their co-ed flag football (http://threestarsinc.com/fun/eventsIndex.cfm ) . She then proceeded to give us a tour of the company. We all piled in the elevator and headed up to the 4th floor (from the 2nd floor) and first toured an office of people posting jobs on Craigslist and other websites, according to Crissy. The workers pretty much ignored us, except for one guy who watched the whole show. All of us idiots, in suits, all there for fake jobs. I could only think as I saw them sitting at their desks that these people were creating the same fake jobs that brought us in. Crissy said they were creating jobs from "their business clients". We were then lead to Human Resources and introduced to a manager named Dahlia who told us she has been with the company 7 months and LOVES it. She told us that "it's a long interview process, but stick with it" and she wished us all good luck.
Next up was the division that we saw the people in action who were Verification Specialists. Basically an auto dialing system will call applicants to tell them that they need to verify information for a job they applied for. When they call back, they go to this department. These people follow a script, verify certain info and then plug at the end to try and sell school admissions. For some reason a select few people work here vs. the at home position we were offered at the end of the interview. See below.
Next we walked into the webmaster division. First Crissy proceeded to flirt with Darvin K. - Director of Operations - as he showed her a photo that they laughed over, then we were introduced to Kelly R. - Executive Vice President (http://threestarsinc.com/teams/corpTeams.cfm?dept=1) and were told that she was the third person hired at the company when it was created out of someone's apartment. Kelly was wearing a flag football jersey. She explained the department was broken down into four departments. I can't remember all but one to come up with design ideas for a website, one to create the website, one to "break it" - quality control, and then it was released. Crissy proudly told us that Kelly created MANY websites. We were then lead to the next department "Employer Services" and met Scott D. - Career Network Director (http://threestarsinc.com/teams/corpTeams.cfm?dept=7 ) . We heard him give his spiel. He basically stated that he talks to companies to find out more about the jobs to make sure they post the correct information to get a qualified individual and also to make sure that there employees ask the right questions when they do their verification to pre-qualify candidates for companies. A good story anyway.
Next up, we met Ben D. - Senior Business Analyst (http://threestarsinc.com/teams/corpTeams.cfm?dept=1) . Ben told us that he handles SEO and making sure that the websites they create show up in the featured listings on search engines like Google and Yahoo!.
Lastly, we met Matt A. - WAH Advisor Regional Manager (http://threestarsinc.com/teams/corpTeams.cfm?dept=9 ), who was located in Suite 211 in the back offices, behind the computer testing area, who told us what a great company they had because one woman (can't recall her name) had a Mother that fell ill and she needed to move back up North (New Jersey I think?) and how great the company was because even though the woman had to move away she was still able to log on to a computer up there at 9am in NJ the following Monday and continue working. He said they had many employees talking about how expensive gas was and they realized it was a GREAT idea for their employees to work out of the home. Matt was planting the seed here.
And then we were lead across the hall again to Suite 217 and back to the conference room. Crissy's tone TOTALLY changed. No longer a cheerleader and full of friendly energy, she was somber and matter of fact. We were then given two hand outs : one detailing the job outline for the Verification Specialist : and the other for the computer requirements to work at home and the script for the education spiel : . Crissy told us that training started us at $ 10 per hour and we could earn extra money from there, depending on how many people said YES to wanting more information on signing up for education. She claimed she made $ 600 in her first week. She said they like for you to receive 80 -100 calls a day but the record was 150 calls in one day. She estimated that in 15 minutes at least TWO people would say YES to wanting more information about education. She said we were not to push the education, only plant the seed, mentioning it twice, the second time to confirm it. She said they only wanted people who were serious about signing up for classes. She then told us that she realized this job - Verification Specialist - was not for everyone. If we didn't think it was something we'd be interested in, we could leave now. Otherwise stay behind and she left the room to "get paperwork". Everyone was like a deer in the headlights. No one moved. She came back and then asked "ok, we have openings for tomorrow for the phone interview, who is available tomorrow ?" So then, with the peer pressure of everyone watching, she proceeded to ask everyone. Many set up times, signing up by stating the time and then telling Crissy their First name and last initial. One person said "Well, can I have some time to think about it?" "Of course!" - Crissy replied. That was a snowball effect then. Others said they too wanted to think about it.
Here are links to view the Verification Specialist handout : http://i44.tinypic.com/2ishbm8.jpg, http://i39.tinypic.com/wbz5w5.jpg, http://i44.tinypic.com/23rtx8y.jpg, and http://i39.tinypic.com/1y7h8o.jpg .
Here are links to view the Computer requirements and the Education script : http://i44.tinypic.com/1zpqst5.jpg, http://i44.tinypic.com/15x71qp.jpg and http://i41.tinypic.com/n3kht0.jpg . This was what was to be covered in the phone interview. They wanted to hear you read the script and make sure your home did not have background distractions like "a baby crying or dog barking".
I realize this is lengthy but I wanted to give you all a firsthand account for what the Three Stars interviews entail so you don't have to waste your time like I did. If you want work at home job that pays $ 10 an hour plus commissions for planting a seed for education, then this job is for you. It's just a shame they scam, as they say "600 people a week walk through our doors", into thinking they are on REAL interviews for jobs they applied for online, only to learn it's a telemarketing work at home position instead.
Does Three Stars offer job s? YES, but ONLY the Work at Home "Verification Specialist". NOT the jobs that were posted online. Here is a listing of ALL the jobs supposedly available on the Three Stars website : http://threestarsinc.com/careers/jobIndex.cfm?type=1 . The jobs were the SAME, none were "filled" from the time frame that my friend applied weeks prior. Now I know it's because they simply DO NOT EXIST.
Their claim is that once you master the Verification Specialist job they then like to move you up in the company, depending on what areas you would be best suited for. I wonder how many people are actually moved up. Of course Crissy said she started out (7 months ago, oddly the SAME time Dahlia started with the company) in the Verification Specialist position and worked her way up. Oh and Crissy did tell us all that we did really well on the aptitude test, we were the best of the best, which I now know is a load of bull. The whole thing was a HUGE sales pitch. They made the place look like a fun, young, energetic place to work..and hey ! They even give to charities ! How could they be bad. Forget that that LIED to us to get us all in there in the first place ! I found it odd though that most of the offices did not have fluorescent overhead lights...only desk lamps. All offices were decorated very attractively. Staging here was key. Another odd thing ? NONE of the suites had the "Three Stars" name on the nameplates...which was odd because ALL the other offices DID show their names on the nameplate with the Suite number. Their suites simply had the suite number listed on the nameplate.
I just saw on the news today that Channel 9 News WFTV will be showing ANOTHER piece on Three Stars and their false job listings. They even show footage, the room that had the Verification Specialists/Education Counselors in it. Should be interesting to watch. http://www.wftv.com/
Lastly, as I mentioned, my friend also went through this process. Why on earth would I want to go through this? Well, she again went for a Sales Manager position and her second interview included info about the company, the company tour, but then also a pitch to the individuals on the interview to partake in a website called Monkey Jar (http://www.monkeyjar.com/ ) where you create your own "online mall" and you make money supposedly if your friends shop your "mall" by clicking the links to visit the store websites. Interestingly enough, if you click the "About Us" link on Monkey Jar you will see cartoon caricatures of both Kelly and Darvin from Three Stars. So I went on this interview to see how well I would do on the aptitude test and to see if I would do well enough to get the second interview. My friend who went for her Sales Manager second interview was told if they were interested in her they would call her. It makes me wonder what Three Stars got out of her second interview. Maybe advertising to get people to use the Monkey Jar website. Or maybe the whole thing is just a scam to get our personal info : they have our home address, work numbers, employment history, aptitude ratings, heck even a photo of us - that they can use to sell to marketing companies. Here is info about this take on the whole scheme : http://www.nowpublic.com/tech-biz/three-stars-media-new-name-same-scheme . I know this is long, but I hope it helps others from going through this.
Early on in my search, I also received these two e-mail (and many more - too many to post) from Career Network which I now know is also Three Stars : http://i41.tinypic.com/xqgaw3.jpg and http://i39.tinypic.com/2rgjm2o.jpg . I did not like the fact that the company name and phone number were not listed. I e-mailed back asking for this information and did not receive a response. I think these e-mails were generated off jobs I applied for on Craigslist.com. Once you click the link for the fake tech support job you are brought to this website: http://perfectcareercenter.com/JobOffer/Register.cfm?JobPositionID=92050 . Notice the questions at the bottom regarding education. You guessed it...this is so a Three Stars work at home Verification Rep. can call you back and ask if you are interested in furthering your education. The website is called : perfectcareercenter.com but if you click the about us link it shows that this is Three Stars. So when you search for a job online today you have NO IDEA if the job you are apply for is real or if it's yet another Three Stars fake job website. I think networking to find a job today is best way to not get scammed. Happy job hunting everyone...be careful out there. At least Three Stars didn't ask for my social security number at any point. I feel very sorry for job seekers that DO offer this information online. :-(

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johnnyE
Orlando, US
Jun 22, 2009 3:56 pm EDT

I just went to my "second interview" which is still not a f2f interview. It was basically a group of about 10 people and they gave us a tour of their offices. I guess they were trying to prove they were legit. I tried to ask questions about why they had so many openings and why they seem to post the same positions month after month. They said it was because they were expanding because the business was doing so well. I had applied for a Director of Marketing position and thought it was odd they already had this position filled and they were adding another one. I have worked as an advertising director before and there were not several directors only one who ran the whole show. Not several different ones doing the same job. The whole thing seems pretty shady. Beware!

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gmorin
Thomaston, US
Apr 20, 2009 2:05 pm EDT

Yea uhm im gna have to agree with everything. Ive been working there for like 2 weeks and they told us that youd be amazed how many people put something wrong on theire application and the company cant even get in touch with them so we just verify the info is correct..desperate for a job, said ### it ill do it. But then i started to notice all the jobs were calling about are complete ### the titles are like Secretary---UP TO 25$ AN HOUR! Like obviously not legit job titles or pay. And then you donmt even get paid unless the people sign up for info on the school which is like a 10 minute procedure with no transfer so it seems like they need to for the job and even then people will say during the middle of it, wait what does this have to do with the job? So then i did some research and im bout to quit this ###. Thanks guys.

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Kristen Fricke
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Nov 26, 2008 5:01 pm EST

I can vouch for everything Tedjay mentioned in his/her comment. No sinage, guilty looks, etc...

I actually got called in for the follow-up interview, which was F2F. It was all of 10 minutes while I spoke to someone in "HR" who told me he thought I had a good personality and would put my name through to the higher-ups. Okay... I left after less than an hour, and as soon as I drive the hour back home I got a call from another manager wanting me to come back immediately for another F2F. I was desperate, so drove BACK down there for it. I spoke w/ the hiring manager who told me my job would be to "verify information on resumes" for companies to screen their hiring process. Okay, cool, but the catch was this was all information that would have been o the resume anyway Non of the questions would have been unanswered if I had the resume in front of me. The whole point is to ask the people who call in if they're interested in furthering their education. If they were, which I'm betting everyone says yes to because it sounds like the right answer in regards to interviewing for a job, I was to put them through to someone else who would try to sell them the idea of signing up for online college-type programs. The $$ is based off how many people you can transfer over. If they took the bait and signed up for whatever school program I got $10. Only $3 for transferring them, or something like that. Luckily I did some research after being hired and found out what was going on. Never showed up for my first day. These people are still out there on both monster and careerbuilder. Any "Company Confidential" or nonspecific posting I suspect comes from them. They were "hiring" for bout a bajillion different positions - copywriter, admin asst, management, HR, etc.

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Marc
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Nov 14, 2008 7:03 pm EST

You have got to be kidding me -- failed the test? Lying on their resume? The test I was given had absolutely nothing to do with my profession - media. The took a Polaroid picture of all applicants - which is illegal as it infers race or age discrimination. They ask for personally identifying information on the application (i.e., SSN, DL# which is only required after you have been hired. You can use that information to run background or credit checks, which is only allowable with the applicant's expressed permission and is a separate document from the application.

This is obviously a fake complimentary comment made by someone @ Qwest Marketing.

Did you get the job Thomas? Or did they test you and pat you on your back? Save your compliments for if/when you actually get a real job.

Let me be very clear - when I went I applied for a position that I have documented experience and publicly available recommendation for. The problem is the process and their business model. This is not - in my opinion - a legitimate marketing company. They are true scammers by aggregating either applicant information or running a bait & switch marketing program. The program, based on someone I know who used to work there is they ring up "applicants" and during the "vetting process" offer them programs. "Recruiters" are paid by the lead + hourly. Performance is based on the number of leads you get and conversions. I have no doubt that some of the jobs might be legit to work for them but the end-result is working for a company that wastes people's time & lifts their hopes.

If you get a response from a recruiter or verification specialist from Qwest, do yourself a favor and don't return the call. You will only have your intelligence insulted and your time wasted. This company and their so-called supporters make me sick. I really think the BBB (which they have a plaque saying they are members of and the FL BBB says they are not) or the state attorney investigate this nefarious company. I despise scammers - especially those posing as legitimate advertising agencies, which they clearly are not.

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Lucky
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Oct 17, 2008 1:56 pm EDT

Yes they are indeed scammers and I would also like to know what is the deal with this company. It is stange that what they are doing is not illegal.

I wanna know exactly what that company is about though.

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tedjay
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Oct 17, 2008 1:51 pm EDT

I saw a posting online in the summer for a copy writer position in the metro west area. looked ligit, applied and they contacted me a few weeks later. Qwest wanted me to come in but then they had no address. I emailed for an address and also company website. They did not email me back untill a week later after I was suppose to set my appointment.

So about 3 weeks ago I saw another posting online and applied. I got a responce the following day and to my suprize it was the same company. I did not want to respond but then I was thinking if they contacted me again they must be interested. So i contacted them, got an appointment and their address.

I went to the intervew in metrowest area. I was impressed. Building was clean, pretty new and the staff members seemed pretty nice. But thats when I started havign some doubts. The company had no signage like others in the building. Every one seemed young and I was like...Hmmmmmmmm pretty strange, even the HR persons.

Anys I filled out an applicatioin for the copy writer position, gave them my resume, they TOOK A PICTURE - which I found weird and gave me an interview questionare to fill out. Then another HR person called a group of us into a room. Did not say much about the company all she did was tell us about some test we had to take. 50 questions in 12 mins. Was not that hard but no way could be finish them all in 12 mns.

The HR person had a quilty look on her face especially when I was being nice to her. She seemed cold and quilty. I then thought well i should be having a f2f anytime now. NOPE ...I was wrong. NO F2F. All the HR said was, "well contact you if were interested"...At this time I was pissed cuz I felt they wasted my time. But I left feeling good.

Never heard from them and I did my research. found out they scam people.

Some things I also ound out.
They are not the same Qwest that deals with internet technology etc
The go by several names. Three stars media being one of them. The even have a youtube page and in the video that is suppose to be about Three Stars medai you see the big Qwest sign
They seem like they are a company but I don't think it's a marketing firm
But what I want to know is, WTF they do will all the information they collect from people?

Who ever is incharge of QWEST MARKETING are professional scammers cuz they DUPED ME BAD!

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Stefanie
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Oct 16, 2008 8:58 pm EDT

Unfortunately there were no comments on the internet before I went on my interview. It is a scam. They also have no license in Orange County to do business. If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is.

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CenturyLink awful customer service

I am including a letter I wrote to corporate about the battle with Qwest: I am writing you directly to tell you about my terrible experience with this company named Qwest. I hope that you take it seriously because there are a ton of people with these bad experiences just like mine and I don't know how a company this messed up can survive. I have been fighting with your customer service department for a year about an old account that should have been closed and paid in full a year ago when I switched to Vonage. Two months ago, right before I moved to CO, I received my first collection notice of that account not being paid. I paid it after much dispute just because I was not going to get anywhere with your staff who never admitted wrong doing on their end. I'm just suppose to know I owe that without ever receiving a bill for a year. Now that I am moved and my account was up to date, I have gone rounds with your customer service department because of how disorganized they are, rude, and completely unhelpful. I set up internet and Directv accounts 6/23/08. I paid a deposit of $106 for the directv account. I had my internet service interrupted 2 weeks later and was told I had to wait a week to hook it back up. I waited the one week for my disk to arrive and installed it again. 2 weeks later the same thing happened without any explanation as to why, so I waited my one week again to receive and install my disc. I then called up on 9/5/03 and asked to pay my final bill for Directv and have it disconnected. They told me I owed $73.35 for directv. I paid using my credit card so I would have proof and got a confirmation number for the transaction. Now they can't find any amount paid and my bill which should have been paid in full 9/5/08 is still active 10/7/08 and I'm told I owe $251. I refused to pay anymore after they lost my first payment. I wanted to dispute my internet bill so I didn't pay that amount of $77 because I don't feel I got serviced properly. I got to use my internet a total of 4 weeks and I don't feel that price reflects all the effort I went through to t ry to make up for them randomly turning it off. I have never received any discounts for any of the trouble I have gone through to stay in business with your company. Directv has credited me for mistakes made by your company for not receiving NFL Sunday ticket 3 weeks in a row after it showing that I should have been receiving the signal. So I was on the phone with Directv hours upon hours every sunday trying to sort through this mess while I should have been enjoying my family and football. Qwest has not reflected any of those credits that Directv has offered me, so that just proves why I chose to switch to Directv directly. I'm sorry for the long winded tale of what happened but I wanted your company to know from a long time customer what a mess your organization has become and that your being rated as number one in customer service is a down right lie that you are telling unsuspecting consumer that don't know any better. I just want to know how you can say that after the dibackle I have been put through, and why it always comes down to money because that's all that matters to you, clearly not servicing customers. I wrote you because no one in any of the departments (ie billing, customer service, repair, and the investigation department that is looking into where my payment went) would put me in touch with anyone that can do anything to rectify this situation, yet I still get cards in the mail from your company offering me 3 months free to come back. I feel like a prisoner stuck in this black hole of a mess and disappear that I would never go back to your company if it was the last company on earth, so you can just keep your cards asking for my business unless your willing to put your money where your mouth is. I have never had such a bad experience with any other company including government agencies, licensing agencies, or the irs, so I suggest you reevaluate your policies and plan to spend even more money on advertising to try to get new customers because news travels fast in this day and age and I intend to l et everyone I don't know and especially the ones I do exactly what your company has put me through. And that has been going on for about 1 1/2 years now just because I wanted to disconnect my service. It speaks volume and I applaud anyone willing to take this corp. giant to court because the complaints for this company never ends.

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Mommy1985
Colorado Springs, US
Dec 08, 2008 1:33 pm EST

I dont know how qwest can stay in business everything they say is a lie! We hooked up phone and internet through them back in mid June (08) they told me when I got service that the bills would be anywhere from $70-$80 a month LIE our bills have been anywhere from $90-$120 and we only have phone/internet. Not only that but their internet connection sucks when we first got it, it was fine but over the last few months its gotten slower and slower to the point where it takes up 5 minutes to load a page and up 20+ minutes just to load a video and when the video does finally load it buffers every 2 seconds or it doesnt load at all. I would go to Comacast if we got it where we are if you dont have qwest I suggest that you dont get it. Also we are on our second modem since June!

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vince casella
Phoenix, US
Jun 26, 2011 12:11 am EDT

Your company over charges their customers and then says its Direct TV's fault. when i call Direct TV they say it is Qwests fault, neither company will take responsibility. What is the customer supposed to do? I am still getting over charged, i spent 2hrs on the phone with Qwest and Direct TV and got nowhere. Is this how you treat your customers? What am i supposed to do when neither company will take responsibility? Neither Qwest or Direct TV will help me with my problem, I am still getting overcharged. Now i know why you are changing your name, even you don't wan't to be associated with the name Qwest.

vince.casella@yahoo.com

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phil lip white
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Aug 11, 2008 3:21 pm EDT

I've recieved a collection notice dated 7/31/2017 from afni regarding a Qwest bill from 2017. the address provided from the anfi agent was not ever an address I've ever been affialiated with. I live and have lived and owned is 6215 NE Multnomah st portland oregon 97213 since August 2 1997. please investigate and remove this from my credit report, thanks

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dbw8519
Colorado Springs, US
Oct 14, 2009 12:13 pm EDT

I have had qwest phone service since 2017...and have had TONS of problems, mostly incorrect billing. Over the 4 years I have called over 30 times! I have kept records of all calls and have been lied to numerous times...one person saying one thing and someone else something different. I have been spoken to rudely on several occasions by the cutomer service representatives and am writing a complaint letter to their corporate offices. I have been trying to discontinue service with them since 4/09 and am still in the battle. I can not
recommend highly enough that you DO NOT use qwest service.

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Afraid11
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Dec 03, 2009 11:17 am EST

I ordered a DirecTV / Qwest phone and TV bundle package last March. One bill instead of two, and it costs less! How can I go wrong? Many, many ways. First off, the installer for DirecTV was a no-show on the day they were supposed to come to my house- after they made me take half a day off of work to be home for them.

So, I complained and DirecTV gave me a $100 credit on my bill. Qwest, of course, processes the bill.

Qwest never honored the credit. I called DirecTV customer service seven times and Qwest customer service nine times in the past two months. Each time, they assured me I would be credited the $100.

DirecTV swears they told Qwest about it. Qwest says, "yes, we see it in the record, but it'll be reflected on your bill next month." In the meantime, I paid every bill in full, allowing for a $100 credit, as I was instructed to by Qwest.

So, I come home from work on Monday and guess what? Qwest ordered DirecTV to shut off my service. When I called DirecTV, they seemed puzzled... why?

DirecTV told me that, according to their records, the bills were up to date, and in fact they'd been overpaid by $37. I would call Qwest, but they keep bankers' hours and are unreachable past 6pm pacific time.

Have you ever been shut off for paying your bill on time? Beware the bundle, my friends...

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GraceCheng
Denver, US
Mar 03, 2009 10:47 am EST
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I was charged $900 to cancel my telephone service! When I inquired as to why there were these exorbitant charges I was told I was in a special business plan and could not cancel my phone service without $300 per line for 3 lines. I told them I never signed up for this plan and asked to see my contract. They told me it was verbal. I called multiple times to complain and they told me they would investigate. I never received a call back. I finally spoke to them and they said the charges would stand.

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aperfectcuremt
Helena, US
Jan 03, 2011 5:05 pm EST

I was offered a really good deal on long distance/ local phone service from qwest communications. I had takled to a person in July when business was booming and had a phone service connected at my business. About three weeks after my service was initated I recieved a phone call from a Qwest communications phone number and a represenitive wanting to review my bill and make sure my serivice is what i wanted. We went over my personal information quick like and he asked a few questions about my services. After telling him i was happy and all was well the phone cll ended in a thankyou and have a good day. Little did i know I just had my longdistance switched on me...USBI is the culprit! I made several phone calls to both businesses. Qwest told me to call them and get things cleared up and USBI, well they just hung up on me several times in a row...oddd! Now i refuse to pay the bill because of this scam! Also when i talked to Qwest about this and trying to get my old services back she said someone put something in the computer wrong and i wasnt supposed to get sucha good deal so they could not offer me my same services at the smae price which raised my bill considerably, she told me that she was sorry and thats all they could do. I asked to cancel services and she said it would be a fee...this company is an all around scam and needs to be regualted on, seems the federal agents knew what was going on and havent done anything...anyone have any ideas? please email me saksa420@gmail.com

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Constantine
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Dec 30, 2008 6:26 am EST

In September I found a notice on my door from Qwest, they had upgrade our neighborhood to high speed digital fiber, and were offering deals of $29/mo for the low end which I was using and paying $42/mo or $44/mo for their new 12GB service. I called them and was assured that yes I could be upgraded for just a few $$ more than I was currently paying. After a lengthy discussion with the Qwest rep I upgraded to their new service. By November I was being charged $65 for the service plus an additional $14 for MSN which I specifically did not want. I called them and was told those charges would be removed from my bill and I would be charged the $44/mo originally quoted. A month later I get another statement with the charges they were going to remove now listed as past due and my charges are back to the $65 +$14, when I called again I was told the only way I could get the (now) $46/mo rate was to sign a 2 year contract and there was no way they could roll back the price over the last 2 months. This is a ripoff from a company that now controls most of telecom.

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kraigory1968
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Apr 20, 2009 9:48 pm EDT

Qwest is the absolute poorest excuse for Communications I have EVER seen! I live in Clarkston, WA, which is a town across the river from Lewiston, ID, which Qwest classifies as a "Border Town". I had a SIMPLE request. All I wanted was a residential Phone line with internet. Simple enough, right? WRONG! I spent an hour on the phone each day for 3 days (using up my entire lunch hour at work each time) just trying to get somebody to put an order in. YOu see, because Clarkston is a "Border Town" I couldn't just simply hook up service. Nor could anyone I talked to at their center help me or figure out HOW to even put an order in! One of these times I tried to get 'Hooked up", I was given two 800 #'s to call. One of the 800 #'s was a DIRECT TV # and another, a Qwest REPAIR # ! Finally I got "John" in Tucson, AZ who submitted a "handwritten" order. He told me he'd personally submit it. Since I had no phone # for them to contact me (OBVIOUSLY, this is why I was trying to get it set up) "John" told me to give a certain 800 a call in a few days to get my new phone # and see that it went through. Ok...SO...I called a few days later. The lady who answered checked and they had NO RECORD of me in their system at all! After wasting about 5 hours total of my life over about 2-3 weeks, I was back at square one. I am now happily telling my story and asking everyone who reads this to spread the word about this "quality" service. I actually worked for this company years ago when they were US WEST...before Qwest bought the company and the service went from already shaky to abyssmal!

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davejl
Boulder, US
Jan 21, 2010 5:37 am EST

I switched from Qwest voice (not cell) and DSL to Comcast Broadband on November 9th. After a day of verifying that my new service worked I contacted Qwest to make sure they terminated my voice and internet service and asked for a final statement. After the end of the billing period, I called to get the final ballance which was $99 and I paid by credit card on December 6th. The agent told my that there was still a long distance charge that was on a different billing cycle of about $15 but she did not have the exact amount. I told her to send me the final statement.

Yesterday, Jan 20th, I received a call on my cell phone from a collection agency reguarding my Qwest account. I hung up and contacted Qwest. They had not terminated the internet portion of the account and claimed I owed them $146. After 3 calls and over 2 hours of my time they dropped the internet charges and came up with the ballance that I was waiting for of $14.26 which I paid by credit card.

My complaint is with their inept customer service in their failure to verify that my service was terminated. I was also under a 2 year contract. I called several times to a termination date and was given incorrect information until I confronted them with my records. I also take exception to their collection practices since I called to make a final payment on December 6th and was called by a collection agency on January 20th. Qwest also gave them my cell phone number which was not part of their service. I did a bundle deal with Qwest when they offer Verison. I switched that service over a year ago to AT&T.

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CenturyLink 6 year old bill

I received a collection notice from Afni, inc. that is supposedly the balance I owe on a 6 year old Qwest bill. I contacted Afni to say I have no knowledge of this bill. They told me I could pay over the phone and if I didn't it would hurt my credit.
I asked, and they sent me a copy of a bill that does not have qwest logo or information on it. It is merely a typed up bill from who knows what.
I don't want to be pushed around by a collection agency in what seems to be a potentially fraudulent bill.

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molleh1sg0d
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Jul 11, 2011 4:07 am EDT

What are you talking about?

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CenturyLink fraudulent collection notice from afni, inc. for qwest

At the end of July 2008 I received a letter from Afni, Inc. stating I owed them $83.92 for unpaid services from QWEST. I complied with the Colorado Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, specifically [protected] “Communication in connection with debt collection”, and [protected] “Validation of debts, ” and sent Afni, Inc. a letter disputing the payment. This must be done before 30 days following the Collection Notice in order for the charges to be disputed, otherwise by not writing the letter you are assumed to be agreeing with the debt.

I only had services from Qwest once and that was in 2004 for less than one month before I cancelled the service in order to get my internet from Comcast instead. When I called Qwest about the billing telephone number on the Collections Notice, a representative stated there was no record for that number and that she believes the notice was fraudulent.

Make sure not to delay if you receive a collections notice and send a letter immediately to the collections agency. Also, make sure to notify the Federal Trade Commission that you have taken such action in order for the administrative body to correct any harm done to your credit rating.

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telcoexpert
Olathe, US
Jan 01, 2011 4:39 pm EST

AFNI is a recource for telcos. They are a partner for many telcos. They are an outsource call center solution for companies like Qwest, Embarq, etc. They are used for collections, customer service and many other solutions. They are not fraudulintly collecting for Qwest. Check out their website. www.afni.com

Aften AFNI will purchase deft from companies as well.

Hope this information was helpful.

SOURCE: In the Telcom industry for over 10 years and worked with AFNI while employed with Sprint.

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CenturyLink Free TV not so Free

I recently moved into a new house, and the only Internet, tv, and phone service in the area was with Embarq. I called them up and asked them about their deals and was told that there was a triple bundle for Internet, tv, and phone service that included 12 months of free tv. This was to cost around $75 before taxes. I decided to get this deal, but after the first month I was charged $49.99 for my tv service. I called them up and was told that the free tv offer would not kick in until the second month because they didn't want to waste the deal on a partial first month. My mistake is that I believed that load of crap. The second month came by and I was yet again charged for the tv service on top of the other services. I called them back and they told me that I was no longer qualified for the free tv and that I was stuck paying for it for 2 years because of the contract they made me agree to (which, by the way, included the free tv). The customer service rep said it was because I have a credit rating of "C" with Embarq, and you need to have a rating of at least "B" to get the free tv. This angered me the most because my credit rating is nearly perfect (in the 700s) and this rep was trying to tell me that it was sub-par. The rep would not back down, so I had to hang up. I was so mad that I decided to look up my credit reports online for the year on all three sites that show them. The most interesting part of this was that Embarq was nowhere to be found in the area that shows who recently looked at your credit report on any of my three reports. This tells me that I am either mislabeled in their system or they blatantly lied to my face about my credit rating. I don't know what I will do from here, but if you can avoid Embarq, do so at all costs. By the way, the free tv offer is offered to new customers only, but one (apparently inept) representative told me that it is only available to people who have had the service for 10 months.

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SEAD
Hamburg, US
Jul 14, 2009 9:51 am EDT

I switched from DirecTV a year ago to Embarq's bundle with Dish network because of the free offer. Now that my year was up I called to see what my new charges were going to be only to find out I had been paying full price all along (I did have some billing on my entertainment section because I upgraded the TV package and had additional receivers). First they told me I didn't qualify and when I pushed and asked why, they came back and said I did qualify but it didn't go through their system, then another rep told me again that I didn't qualify and around and around and around. They said it would have been better had I checked my bill and called back earlier; so I dug out last years paperwork to find I was given a credit on my first months bill - I was sure I had checked it, but no subsequent credits after that. I didn't notice because I have a billing with so many things on it (LD, Local, Internet, TV, etc) so I just assumed the billing would remain correct. When I talked to a 'supervisor' about this I was told that was a Dish Network credit - well how would I know that when I called Embarq to connect and the only credit I was expecting was their?
On top of all that, a few months ago Embarq called to review my services and see if they could 'optimize' what I have. We decided that I don't use enough long distance on one of my lines to warrant the Unlimited LD so we changed with the understanding that my work line NOT be changed. Low and behold, the next month bill they had changed it and instead of me saving money, now I was being billed for a ton of LD charges. I called and thought it was resolved but the next months bill came and the same thing...
I think Embarq has some sort of scam going and I will be reporting them to the BBB. Every change on my account, whether I initiated or they did, has cost me more money than it should.
Finally, I cancelled my Dish and I have to pay $120 early cancellation fee even though I never got the free TV I was promised for 12 months!
I didn't realize that customer service has gotten so bad that you literally have to peel through every bill every month in minute detail. That is really too bad. I remember when companies were honest.

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cdomiguez
Las Vegas, US
Apr 27, 2009 2:57 pm EDT

I have also fallen victim to the free TV offer thats not so free. The best part about the whole thing is this company could not have run my credit for the offer. They messed up the names on the account and added my husband's name and my social security number. I am currently in the process of trying to find out what my legal options are. I have spent more than 6 hours on the phone with different customer service reps who have all given me different answers as to why I am being billed so much. I have been left on hold for long periods of time and promised someone would call me back with a resolution. So far no resolution and no return calls. I think its ashame that a company is allowed to get away with something like this.

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T Murphy
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Sep 13, 2008 6:11 pm EDT

This company may be one of the most unethical if not fraudulent in existence today - the telecommunications version of Enron. Count me as another duped consumer via Embarq's false advertising. Like John above I made the ridiculous mistake of subscribing to their service based upon billing estimate's from at least 6 ignorant Embarq CSR's. Low and behold the bill arrives with more hidden fees than you could possibly dream up yourself. Then the real kicker, like John above my 12 month free TV deal and the corresponding $39.99/mo credit doesn't exist (even though I was told at the time of ordering of the phone that I was qualified). Apparently my 780 FICO score isn't good enough?! If I were John I would strongly recommend doing what I will do on Monday, find a law firm that is prepared to go to bat for me and surely the thousands of other consumers that have been similarly lied to.

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Jenny R.
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Aug 19, 2008 5:21 am EDT

Hi- My name is Jenny and I work with Embarq online support team. I would like to help you with your issues that you are having with Embarq. If you would like for me to assist you please email me anytime at Embarq_Jenny@Embarq.com.

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CenturyLink discount

I have a CapTel phone for the deaf. Because it works better having 2 phone lines, I have 2 of them. The 2nd line cost as much as the 1st line even tho I don't call on it myself. The problem is that it raises my phone bill by $19.37. One of the people from CapTel suggested I see if I could get a dicount from Qwest. I am 81 & on SS & really am eligible, BUT Qwest refuses to give it to me BECAUSE my SS check uses my dead husbands SS numer, not mine. The reason being that I am drawing from the money HE made. I never worked outside the home as I had 7 children to raise. That seems like such an idiotic reason. I have called about 3 times & I get the same answer. No one else ever questioned that. Please reply. My bill is too high! Thanks. Doris Richardson [protected]

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CenturyLink Scam and cheating

Embarq is losing a loyal customer. Residential / Small Business / Toll-free. I have 3 accounts. Joined them when they were Sprint. Have had major billing issues with them for the last two years with my business and toll free lines. My Small Business bill came in wrong half the time. Their unlimited long distance calling plan just wouldn't 'stick' and I would get high bills. And boy, did I dread calling in and being told 'It's not my department' and being transferred from one agent to another, or being told to call another telephone #. It wasn't unusual that I would spend one to two hours trying to get it straightened out. But eventually, I would get a rep that would be able to help. These angels need to be commended. The reps were not rude, just clueless. Too many departments that don't work or communicate together. And their business is communication! I started to resolve this month's bill discrepancy by calling the customer service # listed on my bill, as I usually do, on May 27th, as my toll-free line bill was 3 times what it 'normally' is. After not being able to resolve it with a rep named Richard, who tried to resolve it but could not because of Embarq's complicated pricing programs, a rep, named Jenny, assured me that a Supervisor would call me back. No Supervisor called, and I put off the inevitable hassle I would have to put myself through until the bill came due. So here's how this went on June 10th: 1) Called the customer service #listed on the bill -[protected]; 2) Rep told me to call another # [protected] ; 3) Stephanie in the Customer Service for Small business answered and said to call Accounts Receivable at [protected]; 4) Rose in Accounts Receivable said their department didn't handle it and told me to call Customer Service at [protected]; 5) This got me to Alyssa in Residential Customer Service who... 6) transferred me to Dianna. Dianna was my angel on this problem. She took care of it by finding a plan that works. And she warned me that my next bill will come in wrong and that I will have to call in, again, so that it can be adjusted to the new plan. Dianna is definitely an asset to the company. Good phone service, just lousy administration and billing. I'm looking for a company that's good on all points. By the way, I haven't had any problems with my residential bill. Must be a totally different company.

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Richard Eagle
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Sep 20, 2008 8:29 am EDT

I wanted the Big Ten Network. I had it at first, now I don't because I'm not in the right zip code. The Bar around the corner has it and we are in the same zip. Some body is ripping me off I believe. Whats the real story here. Dick

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Aug 18, 2008 9:20 pm EDT

Seems like its too much aggravation to stay with this stupid company. I hope you have better luck in the future

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Jenny R.
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Jun 11, 2008 9:41 am EDT

My name is Jenny and I work with Embarq online support team. I saw that you were having issues with your small business account over several months. We would hate for you to leave us due to these issues. You stated that Dianna has straightened out everything for you. I want you know that I am here to help you with any future issues that you may have with your business, toll free or local home account. You can email me anytime at Embarq_Jenny@Embarq.com .

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CenturyLink these people are jokes

All I can say is these people are the worse people. If you want money out of people, talking to a person they way that they do doesn’t get the money to them any earlier.. These people deserve to be put out of business... People are going thru hard times & they stress people to the limit, there is got to be a way this must be stopped, if anyone have any clues, please post, they way they talk to people should be against all rules to trying to collect money, get a clue people, get in line there is lots of people that haven’t got there money because people just don’t have it.

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Grow Up
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Oct 13, 2008 6:31 pm EDT

You are an idiot, you need to pay your bills. You make a committment to a company when you sign up with services that you will pay for your usage. You broke that committment and now you receiving calls about it? GROW UP!

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CenturyLink money order that I unintentionally mailed to qwest

I accidentally sent a $400.00 money order made out to First Eagle Funding to Qwest on Monday, April 14, 2008. That money order was for my car payment. I sent my money order for Qwest, for $100.00, to First Eagle Funding, which I received back from them yesterday.

I immediately called Qwest on Tuesday when I found out what happened, and between Tuesday and today, I have spoken with NINE different people at Qwest, who have ALL told me that they will go ahead and CASH my money order! That is BOGUS! The first two people that I spoke with were in Seattle, very uncooperative. They've all been uncooperative with the exception of one person I spoke with yesterday. They claim that they STILL haven't received my money order, and I find that funny since the money order reached First Eagle Funding on Tuesday. This is Thursday. I contacted the Colorado PUC, which contacted Qwest yesterday, who has 14 days to respond, but that's NOT helping me retrieve my car payment money! Any suggestions anyone?

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somebody_not_dumb
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Aug 21, 2008 3:15 pm EDT

And you're mad at the company? You should be mad at yourself. As far as your car payment goes, pawn some stuff to get it paid. And take your money order stub down to the storefront where you purchased it from. They can't cash the money order, you know this, it will be mailed back to you, however I fear it will take 2 to 4 weeks because that's how the cookie crumbles. I sure hope you cashed out the money order for 100 bucks in order to pay part of your car payment. If not, I would assume you mailed it off to the company in question to make sure at least that bill is paid. Keep your car hidden, keep calling the car finance company to let them know the status at all times, pay what you can to them even if they say they only want full payment of the 400 and keep thinking positive. It was a mistake and you'll pay dearly for it with worry. But in the end the numbers will come out even, although you'll never feel totally good about it. I know it's not what you'd want to hear, but what else is there?

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I was a customer of Embarq residential service. I also subscribed to dishnetwork through them. The telephone and dish charges were all billed in one bill through Embarq. When I canceled my services on July 20, 2017 they had already generated the next months bill (07/22/07 to 08/21/07) with $68.51 advance billing for dishnetwork. In the final statement from...

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CenturyLink Terrible company!

I have had Embarq services for over a year no without any problems. I always pay online using the STORED information from my bank. This month, when I paid my bill online through the Embarq page, same as always, they sent me a letter saying that I had a bad check and that now my payment was late. I called them to explain that I cannot have a bad check I pay with the same STORED information that they have had on file for the past year and that I cannot edit this information and all the other bills had gone through fine. Embarq customer service reps told me that it cannot be their fault and that I need to contact my bank. Upon calling my bank I was told that no payment had been submitted to the account so it has to be on them. I call them AGAIN and was told that it must be a data error on my part. Once again I explained that I do not enter my information each time I pay the bill because it is stored in their system, without skipping a beat they then asked me how I planned to pay for the late bill. I told them with a check, they said I am sorry we can no longer accept checks from you. When I told them I had no other way to pay the bill and that I would make a three way call with the bank to verify my bank information and that the money was available, they said no and proceeded to have the audacity to ask me to get someone else to pay my bill and if I really did have the money I could give it to them. I told them that I was not going to do that and asked to speak to a manager, which I was then told that she would tell me the same thing, I was put on hold.

I was then put on hold for almost fifteen minutes!, when I finally got to speak to a manager who was just as rude but finally told me that I could mail a check to them and offered a rebate for the late fee. Well I went to put the check in the mail and realized that I did not have an address because I could not find the bill, I always use online so I "file" a lot of bills, and I had to go through the whole argument again with another customer service rep. Instead of just giving I an address to mail the bill he insisted that I give him my account info and then told me that Embarq would not accept the payment that way and that I NEEDED to pay my bill before I could hand up the phone. Not one time did I get a sympathetic word or apology from any of these rude people! I told them they could cancel my service and that I could go to Comcast and have internet service without even having to deal with them. I no longer will have anything to do with Embarq; they are rude and have no remorse for their actions.

I finally asked for a corporate number t file a complaint and then I was given the address to mail my check. I do not deserve to be harassed a company that I hire as a consumer to do a service for me and neither does any other person so I hope that readers see the unacceptable services rendered by this company that has hired such RUDE people to deal with their customers and decides to spend their hard earned money on services from companies that respect their clients!

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Wanda Harris
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Sep 08, 2008 5:57 pm EDT

Embarq is the absolute WORST so called telephone company ever! They make service appointments that they don't keep. Have people sitting around all day for a technician that never shows up! I can't believe they are still allowed to even operate. I hate them!

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Bion & Barbara Guthrie
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Aug 26, 2008 7:24 am EDT

I agree completely with the complaint against Embarq. What a scam and fraud, this company are ripping off consumers, and nothing is being done to stop it.. Wake up people -- and file --file- file many more complaints, and maybe we can truly help ourselves and others . Embarq sales rep who telephones you ..believe me all he /or she says it is a complete lie.. don't fall for the pitch they give you.
Lets get it stoppped NOW..Everyone file a complaint to Flordia Public Service Commision [protected]

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Patrick Mullen
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Jun 10, 2008 7:36 pm EDT

I couldn't agree more-- Embarq is without a doubt a company so arrogant and incompetent in the most basic of services it is hard to believe they are still in business! I would NEVER have dealt with them under any circumstances based on my previous horrendous experience with them when they were Sprint (whose motto is "we hate the customer") but was forced with gritted teeth to get local phone service and high speed internet with them because they are the ONLY option for those of us without access to cable. I have probably spent 3 or more hours on hold with customer-no-service for various complaints ranging from standing us up 3 separate times waiting for installation that never arrived, a phone line that didn't work after 3 days, assigning us a number already assigned to a company, and now i get my bill and I am being charged for "optional" services I absolutely did not sign up for or agree to. Attempts to contact them on line were complete failures as they only have tech support despite what they SAY on their dreadful website designed by monkeys with ADHD. I only hope these kinds of customer complaint boards will finally get their attention...

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H.D. Collins
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Mar 05, 2008 7:24 pm EST

Embarq should be renamed Embarf to reflect their true mode of operating!

My hi speed dsl suddenly slowed to the speed of dial-up. No help from Embarf tech support. BUT just today i received an amazing offer from Embarf to increase my dsl speed for only an additional $5.00 per month. This is a damn scam attempt by Embarf. LET THEM KNOW ABOUT IT! I have already.

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Melanie Simms
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Feb 17, 2008 12:15 pm EST

I agree with the above complaint-- these companies DO NOT HAVE ANY REMORSE FOR THEIR ACTIONS AT AT ALL.
They think because they are a large corporation that the individual has absolutely NO RIGHTS WHAT SO EVER and that they can treat people in any way they see fit to do so.
Case in point: I was making regular payments of 35.00 dollars on my local service. Then someone told me I broke a payment arrangement-- (I honestly to do ever recall this) and so just in case there was a mistake, I called another Embarq agent who told me that "no, you're just fine. You can go ahead and make that 35.00 dollar payment". And I did so. And have been doing so for the past 3 months (fortunately all checks by phone) and yesterday they advised me that my service is being shut off because they have split my bill and I now owe 95.00 dollars on my local service-- to pay or be terminated. I find this incredibly outrageous because I HAVE been making payments and their people have been accepting them for months now. THEY ARE IN THE WRONG and they are about to disrupt the service of a single mother on disability who is the care provider for her father (dad is terminally ill disabled veteran with lung cancer) and a mother who is ill as well. I need to have phone service.

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Jenny R
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Feb 15, 2008 9:08 am EST

Hi Cherish-
My name is Jenny R. and I work with Embarq Customer care. I noticed that you had an issue with paying your billing online. I want to apologize to you first off and would also like to help you. If you would like to email me i will be happy to pull up your account, and correct anything that is incorrect. Feel free to email anytime at SMNP.Jenny.R@Embarq.com

Thanks

Jenny R
Embarq Customer Care
Johnson City TN

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CenturyLink Bad service and unbelievable charges!

We signed up for unlisted, unpublished phone service and high-speed internet. We also chose UNLIMITED long-distance service for an additional $14.99/month.

Imagine our surprise when we open our first bill to see an ITEMIZED long-distance bill of over $400! We were expecting the installation charges and the two months of service on one bill...but itemized long-distance totaling over $400 PLUS the charge for unlimited long-distance ON THE SAME BILL? After getting over the initial shock, we called Embarq to have the bill fixed, which the Cust. Serv. Rep did quickly. Problem is, they also took off the charges we actually DID owe. (Normally, I wouldn't be upset about that, but when it causes problems later, I get a bit ticked off.) We asked the Rep if it was right that they took off the other OWED charges as well as the ones that weren't owed. They assured us it was OK.

Next month's bill comes around...same story yet again, but this time not only was the long-distance bill itemized, the charges from the month before were added BACK on, plus late charges! $700+ this time! Confused as to how this happened when the last person we talked to told us it was fixed, we called in again, got it fixed and heard several apologies and assurances it wouldn't happen again... Guess what happened over the next 4 months? Yep, you got it! It kept happening EVERY SINGLE MONTH!

Each month they would apologize and "fix" the bill, but instead of just taking off the itemized long distance charges they took off all the charges "for the trouble with the bills". This was getting ridiculous, so we spoke with a manager, who confirmed that all charges were removed from the account. Confused at how we owed "nothing" we decided to see if the charges were, indeed, removed. Of course they weren't. Two weeks later we got a notice saying we owed $800+, and if we didn't pay, our service would be disconnected. Called again, got a rude account services rep who told us we were stupid if we thought we didn't owe anything for the past 5 months. I explained what had been happening with the customer service reps in the past, and that we brought that up with them, asking how we didn't owe anything, even after using the services. She said we were trying to freeload off of Embarq and not pay for anything. I told her I didn't need her attitude, that we weren't trying to get services for free, that we just wanted our bill computed correctly. I told her to speak with the customer service reps that were noted on my account. She said she didn't have to check anything, because it's common sense that you have to pay for services that you use. I tried to explain, once again, what the previous rep had told me. She interrupted me, calling me untruthful and stupid if I think I don't owe anything. By this point I was furious with her disrespectful and rude attitude, and demanded that they cancel our account immediately and that I wanted to file a complaint to their corporate office over their customer service reps not knowing what they were doing and for the account rep's unbelievable attitude and horrible demeanor. She snorted and said "How can you think you don't owe anything after having service for nearly 5 months now?" I told her I no longer wished to speak with her and I would appreciate it if she would transfer me to another rep so I could terminate my services. She then asked when I would pay the $800+ I owed, and I told her that once I speak with the termination rep to find out what's really going on and how much we really owe, I would set up a payment plan. She kept telling me I had to pay THAT DAY at least $350, or they would turn our services off. I told her that I wanted to speak to a termination rep ANYWAY because I don't appreciate being treated like trash by her and being called a liar when I clearly have NOT lied.

The termination rep I got transferred to told me that the notes in the account are pretty clear and that each rep I spoke with took off all charges relating to the itemized long distance, as well as the monthly charges for everything else, exactly as they had stated to me. The rep apologized for the attitude of the previous account rep, and told me that the account was currently at a $0 balance. I asked them to close down the account and disconnect the services immediately, because this was way too much trouble to go through every month for something that wasn't our fault. The rep apologized a couple more times and disconnected the services.

We thought that was all, but the next month we got ANOTHER bill for $166! We called to ask why, and they said it was for the partial month up until the day we had the services disconnected and it had to be paid. They finally fixed our bill AFTER we left Embarq...If $166 is all it takes to get Embarq out of our lives, THEN SO BE IT! I will NEVER use Embarq's services again!

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martina
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Jun 03, 2016 8:11 am EDT

I ordered long distance unlimited calling from Embarq I tried to get internet to my surprise it did not come to our area. I had to use dial up. new to the area I did not realize that it was long distance to use the phone options to dial up internet I received a curtousy call from Embarq telling me I could not use my long distance for dial up internet. After calling around no one could give me internet in our area so I asked Embarq which numbers can I use they included Vernon on my list of cities. so I started using the Vernon number. I came home to get on the internet my long distance was cancelled. I called to find out why? they informed me I am not allowed to have long distance because I am using it for dial up. I received my bill it included a rate for long distance service without the privalages of the use. Did I mention that within a 1 mile radious they have all Embarqs privalages. internet and phone. there is about twelve or more houses in the area who if paid what I was charged would make them about 1200.00 or more a month. income if they would extend a little further.

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beccas2
Bassett, US
Dec 13, 2008 1:45 pm EST

I did not authorize such services and being billed for them on my phone bill.I would appreciate all help to remove this mess from my phone bill..I have paid these outragous amounts once and won't again being that i did not authorize such to be attached to my phone or internet... L a credit to my phone bill should be ...This has been a source of great inconvenience to me...I am a honest hard working citizen being scammed and do not deserve such heartache.. Your attention to this matter is appreciated...

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joseph casimates
Las Vegas, US
Oct 01, 2009 7:10 pm EDT

I was sent three promotion deals from enbarq in May i went to the store to start service on May18th 2009.They said i would receive a $100 gift card it is Oct 1st have not gotten anything except there bills ever month.Called the store starting in July they said it would take 4 - 7 weeks to get it. Please help i really need the gift card Shirley Casimates

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Terry
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Aug 05, 2009 8:01 pm EDT

I am sick of Embarqs internet service. They steal my homepage and replaced google with theirs. I hate their lame green looking search engine.

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olga martin
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Sep 03, 2008 6:45 pm EDT

embarq refuses to refund or anything my 150.00 termination fee on the wireless phone I had. said they had not been formally advised by the public utilities commission

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ambassador1122
Tallahassee, US
Oct 09, 2010 8:47 pm EDT

I have just had my first bad experience with embarq. My internet keep getting disconnected when I am receiving or placing calls. Call Tech support, they said it was a poblem with the phone line. Call Embarq to check the phone line, they tell me that is not their problem. However, I am paying extra for the maintance of the line's. So here I am getting billed monthly for service I am not receiving. Still fighting to get someone to clear the problem up.

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Raquel Lynn
Weeki Wachee, US
Oct 03, 2009 1:23 am EDT

you guys have nothing better to do. my internet runs faster than any company i've ever had. my internet has never went out on me in over 3 years. they don't change prices every month like cable does. if your internet is slow guess what, your dumb butts never scan for viruses. any time i can't even get my printer to work i call embarq and they take care of it. never had a company that would do that for me! they have a customer for life

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CenturyLinkJoey
Greenville, US
Oct 02, 2009 3:20 pm EDT
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Shirley,

Sorry you've had trouble obtaining the promotional gift card. I can help if you send me an email with your telephone number. My email is EMBARQ_Joey@embarq.com. If you need to verify my identity check out my Twitter page, http://twitter.com/EMBARQ_Joey.

Thanks,

Joey H.
EMBARQ Customer Outreach
reachout@embarq.com

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CenturyLinkJoey
Greenville, US
Aug 06, 2009 10:21 am EDT
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You can change your homepage back to google very easily. In Internet Explorer go to Tools->Internet Options and it should have a "home page" box at the top. In Firefox it's Tools->Options. Google Chrome, it's under Options on the Settings tab. That should help.

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Dhassin
Prospect, US
Jun 11, 2009 2:50 pm EDT

I have cancelled a long distance business plan with Embarq every month since February. Each month I get the same bill, again call the same customer service that does not care, get the run around, get promised that the problem is taken care, get promised that they will credit my account, get confirmation numbers, get ID #'s. It all means nothing. The last supervisor sounded like a recording "Ma'am the problem is taken care of, the problem is taken care of" but they are already telling me I will receive another bill next month because we are in the middle of a billing cycle. I will need to call again when I get my next bill, again in the middle of the billing cycle. Of course they promise to keep crediting, but I want this resolved, not the buck passed till next month when some other custer rep will again repeat that there is no problem. I do not think there has been an honest attempt at any point to resolve this.

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CenturyLink dishonest practices

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Consumer Information
Title: Mr.
First Name: Larry
Middle Name: P
Last Name: Orth
Suffix: Sr.
Address: 7008 9th Ave SE
Address 2:
City: LACEY
State: Washington
Zip/Postal Code: 98503
Country: UNITED STATES
Daytime Phone: [protected]
Evening Phone:
Fax:
Email: [protected]@lporth.com
Business Information
Parent: Qwest Communications
Name: Qwest Communications - Main Center
Address: 1801 California Street
City: Denver
State/County: CO
Zip/Postal Code: 80202

Cell Phone Plan Details

We appreciate you providing as much detail as possible about your cell phone plan. We will use the data to identify the contract type and equipment type associated with the problem.
1. Date service started: December 2007
2. Contract Length: Month-to-Month
3. Plan Name: qwest cellular
4. Basic Plan Minutes/Month: 800
5. Monthly Price of Plan: $80.00
6. Handset Make: Other
7. Handset Model: never received any
8. Place of Purchase: Don't know
9. Cell Phone Number in Dispute: [protected]

Reason for Complaint
1. Problems with my bill
Account not set up correctly , No bill received, no itemized bill received, Requested changes to plan not made as promised by customer service representative, Unfair billing policies, Rebate not as promised

2. Problems with my phone itself
Did not receive phone, or received the wrong phone

3. Problems with communication/misrepresentation
By customer service representative at 800 number or online

4. Problems making call/call quality

5. Problems with termination or cancellation of services
Problems with termination or cancellation of services, Contesting termination fees

6. Problems when carrier changed terms of agreement
Representative did not notify me that changes made to plan result in new contract

7. Problems with third party fraud

8. Problems with number portability

9. Problems with advanced services

Problems with Carrier Response to Date
1. Problems with quality of customer service
Inadequate compromise offered, Conflicting information given by different representatives, Repeated failure to rectify

2. Problems gaining access to customer service

Narrative Description
1. Please tell us about the nature of your complaint. Facts are more helpful than angry or derogatory comments. I have Comcast land line service, internet service, and TV cable service. I also use sprint as my cell phone service. I was told by one of Qwest’s service sales representatives that I could save about $100.00 per month if I switch cell phone service, cable, internet and land line phone to Qwest. It seemed like a good idea since I am on disability and we are care-givers for my wife's parents. Two hours later after talking to my in-laws, I called up Qwest accounts and checked my account status and cost. I found out not only would I not save any money, but also I would be paying overall more than $60.00 per month by switching. I told the accounts department to stop everything and not to change my service. I called Comcast cable and told them my situation and told them the lie that the Qwest sales person sold me on and they assured me they would do all they could to prevent the problem. Still, because cell phones go through a third party. It was not so easy to stop the switching of cell phone service and the porting of my cell phone lines. The sales person for Qwest told me that my equipment would be no charge as long as I kept the service for 2 years. Upon checking my credit card that I had given Qwest they had already billed me a total of $460.00. I called American Express and that charge was removed. Now I am receiving a bill from Qwest for one of the lines I had with Sprint ([protected]) which I never used with Qwest. They are now threatening me to turn the account

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Omaha, US
Mar 25, 2011 8:07 pm EDT
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Title: Mr.
First Name: Sai
Middle Name: B
Last Name: Kolli
Suffix: Sr.
Address: 11111, T plaza
Address 2: #207
City: Omaha
State: NE
Zip/Postal Code: 68137
Country: UNITED STATES
Daytime Phone: [protected]
Evening Phone: [protected]
Fax:
Email: saibabu.kolli@applabs.com
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Parent: Qwest Communications
Name: Qwest Communications - Main Center
Address: 1801 California Street
City: Denver
State/County: CO
Zip/Postal Code: 80202

I am not satisfied with quest services and it continuously disconnected for days.i have chat over with technicians and they could not able to fix, technician came one day and he fixed the problem again i see same issue in next day.
finally i would like to say Quest services are not satisfactory and paid $59 with out using internet

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CenturyLink refuses to refund money!

This is beyond absurd. It's actually become more comical than anything else. In short, I signed up with Qwest for cell service in May but decided to cancel (within the 15-day rule they have, so no penalties). When I signed up, they required a $200 deposit which I paid up front, but after canceling, to this day, I have yet to receive even a simple apology, let alone my money.

Incidentally, this is AFTER filing cases with the Better Business Bureau, the Attorney General, and the Federal Communications Commission. **Note: everything written in this report is absolute fact, with the exception of the first two sentences, and the final two paragraphs (those are my opinions).

In May, I signed up with Qwest for wireless service, providing my own equipment as opposed to having to purchase anything additional. As such, my service was to be on a 'month-to-month' basis -- no commitments or contracts. However, I was still required by Qwest to make a deposit in the amount of $200.00, despite the lack of any commitment for service, but Qwest assured me several times that my deposit, upon discontinuance of service, if any, would be returned to me without 'early termination' or any other such penalties, inasmuch as no contract existed to begin with.

After a couple days, I contacted Qwest customer service via phone. The rep informed me of my option to receive up to a $150 credit towards my bill from if I agreed to switch from a MTM arrangement to a contract of commitment. I was assured that, as is normally the case, if I decided to terminate the contract within 15 days of the initiation of the new contract that no early termination fees / penalties would apply, and I ultimately did agree to enter into such a contract with Qwest effective immediately.

After using the service for a week or so, I decided to discontinue service with Qwest, and therefore did so on before 15 days had passed (to avoid any penalties). 30 days after I canceled, I received a piece of mail with Qwest's name on it (which I presumed was the refund of my deposit). Enclosed, however, was a letter entitled 'COLLECTION AGENCY REFERRAL NOTIFICATION' stating 'legal action' if 'payment of [my] delinquent account... [was] not made immediately,' and that my credit 'has been negatively impacted.' Attached was a bill stub which read: 'Total Amount Due: $99.40'

I returned to where the original retail location & asked the Qwest sales reps for an interpretation of the situation, and was told to contact customer care via phone. I did so, and they referred me back to the store, who again referred me to customer service, etc. Customer service said the store was responsible because that's where I made the initial deposit (for the month-to-month agreement); the store's statement was that corporate (customer service) was responsible because the actual contract itself was initiated over the phone with them. I ended up filing a complaint with the BBB in August after forming the opinion that my money was not going to be returned to me otherwise. My desired resolution submitted to the BBB was as follows:

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'The monetary amount of compensation I'm requesting from Qwest... is $2,290.40 and is based on two factors. The first being simply the amount of the original money owed ($200.00) to me.

The second... include[s] the amounts of $90.40 along with $2,000, with the reasonings as respectively follow:

- The alleged amount I owe... and,
- ...In regards to the inaccuracy of my credit worthiness caused by what appears to be blatant gross neglect on Qwest's behalf and the denial(s) of credit, etc., incurred by me as a result thereof,... it's my opinion that everyone deserves a second chance..., and this is no exception to that, giving Qwest the benefit of the doubt. Thus the amount of $2,000.00, which is half what the court system believes is fair.

...In the interest of justice and humility, however,... I'm requesting one more thing from Qwest: immediate payment of the $200.00 Qwest has that belongs to me,... an immediate reversal of any and all negativity on my credit records (coming as a result of the above situation) and also... a simple apology. If Qwest is willing to fulfill these final requests..., I agree that I will cease to pursue any other additional compensation, and that I will terminate any pursuit for a settlement beyond $200.00 in compensation.

To finalize, my ultimate request for settlement is simply my rightfully-own $200.00 back, the removal of anything negative on my credit..., and a simple apology... Otherwise, without exception, my originally stated request will stand...

Thank you for your time in addressing this issue.'

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After another month, and after more than one notice from the BBB, Qwest finally responded with: '[Rep from Qwest] has been communicating with [myself] via email to resolve his complaint.' I did in fact receive one e-mail from Qwest, as they stated. My rebuttal to their response was: 'Contact was made, but nothing beyond such within the last 30+ days.'

After another month, and again after an attempt from BBB with 'No response from Business re: Consumer Rebuttal', Qwest responded with: 'Qwest continues to investigate the missing deposit for [myself].'

Again I responded (becoming frustrated at this point), and my response was labeled by the BBB as: 'Consumer rejects business' final offer'. I failed to recognize anything even resembling an offer, let alone a final offer, and the BBB docket says nothing about any such offer anywhere prior to me 'rejecting their offer'.

At present, the time had now reached late October, and I then resorted to submitting a case to the Attorney General's Office in regards to everything that took place, and I also updated the BBB case docket to reflect so. The following day, BBB updated the case docket, stating they had judged the case 'Administratively Closed', and publicly made it known as a statistic that Qwest did in fact make a 'reasonable effort' to resolve the matter, and yet I remained dissatisfied. BBB further notated on the update that 'it appeared as though some laws may have been broken', and suggested 'seeking legal advise' and 'filing a federal complaint'.

In mid-November, I received an email from the Atty General, informing me that a response was received from Qwest and that my complaint with the Atty General was to be closed.

Attached was a copy of Qwest's response, in which Qwest stated,... our Executive office has been corresponding back and forth with [myself] since August of this year,' one of several falsehoods stated by Qwest throughout the duration of this on-going matter; as of this writing, the only correspondence I've gotten from Qwest is that same original email listed above. So unless sending me a single e-mail constitutes 'back-and-forth' correspondence, there's no truth in the statement Qwest gave to the Atty General.

I subsequently filed yet another case, this time with with the Federal Communications Commission, and have attempted to do the same with the Federal Trade Commission but have been unsuccessful. To this day, nothing further has transpired from any of the parties I've mentioned in this report, dated 12-14-07.

My attempts to contact the FTC have also included my feelings on the matter, in that I felt the BBB's actions were biased and unacceptable, and that their public declaration that Qwest was not only in the right, but that the company made all efforts to satisfy my request was a complete lie, and furthermore, a blatant obstruction of justice.

I feel I have been more than reasonable towards all parties throughout this whole process, but as I originally addressed with Qwest and the BBB in my initial complaint, this could have easily been settled had Qwest done no more than live up to that which they're responsible for, accompanied (on principle) by a simple apology; neither of which have yet to occur.

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NOT EVEN A QWEST CUSTOMER!
Lakewood, US
Jun 10, 2009 10:33 pm EDT

The stories I see are very unfortunate for us poor little people, I'm not even a customer of QWEST, yet am being harassed by two of the Company's hired GOON COLLECTORS-WEST ASSET MANAGEMENT, & ALLIED INTERSTATE.
I have attempted to convey this to them REPEATEDLY! WON'T LISTEN! (I'ts like the Mafia-wether or not you use our service-"PAY & NOBODY GETS HURT!)
Edward A. Mueller is the BIG CHEESE there, QWEST USERS-THINK YOUR RATES ARE EXTREME?! HERES WHY:
HIS TOTAL COMPENSATION PACKAGE EQUALS: $10, 344, 577.00
SEE: salary.com
Americans are told tighten your belts, cut-back, so the super rich can get richer.
Hey QWEST workers, how decent was your last raise?, if you got one!
If you did not, it most likely went to Eddie.

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Vancouver, US
Dec 10, 2008 9:48 pm EST
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Those interested in a Qwest class action suit for early termination fees go here:
http://chimicles.com/case/qwest-communications-early-termination-potential

Best of luck. They have done lots of us wrong!

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Sharon
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Aug 31, 2008 5:27 pm EDT

If you do file a class action suit I would like to be included. I also signed up for Qwest and had Direct TV and internet bundled. Direct TV went to the wrong house and installed HD services and had charged them to my account. When we found out we didn't have HDD we called DTV and they had charged me over $300 for services we had not received. Qwest said they could not reimburse but agreed we did not owe the amount that we were billed because the house they had put the services on did not have HD either. Because we had paid the bill we were told they could not reimburse us. On top of that my internet never worked and I would go days without internet because they could not help me get online. I was on the phone for hours with Qwest trying to rectify my bill. Each month they said they would fix and then did not. The last month Qwest sent me a bill for over $700 and I closed my account. I was charged a $200 early termination fee for the internet and $200 for closing my account. Then after making arrangements to pay this off in installments they sent it to ER collections who were very rude. Qwest said I had never talked to them but I have ID numbers and names and dates. Also because I became so frustrated my son my husband had also called for me. Qwest needs to get their act together or go out of business. Maybe if enough people complain they will wake up.

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I contacted Qwest to cancel my wireless service because it does not work in downtown phoenix, even though the qwest building is visible fronm my 16th floor office. I was told by a rep that their IT person says it does work. I had been contacted by Qwest months earlier to re-up my contract xcomplete with the 4150 credit, blah, blah, blah. I was told that no one could remove a deactivate fee of $200. I told them I was disatisfied with their service. I had a 750 minute plan and lowered that to 200 nminmutes because 40 hours of my week are spent in the CEntral corridor and the network is horendous, the phone rarwely works, drops calls, etc. But they'll get your $200for early twerm no matter what. I am seeking an attorney to file a class-action suit on behalf of all Qwest Wireless customers who have suffered the same injustices.

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CenturyLink qworst - screwed customers up!

I was waiting for three years to get DSL in my outland area, it finally became available late last year. I requested their ISP DSL service.

However, I found out that after years of having no long distance service (did not want it or need it because I have cell phones) the automatically put me into their long distance service. My proof was to have them see if any long distance calls have been made and naturally none were; therefore I stated I want it off and I'm not paying for any of this mistake from day one. My next concern was my email, why wasn't I getting any service? Here is my horror story for those who are contemplating broadband access through QWest.

My modem arrived by mail, I had to install it myself --- the software kept failing --- the Ethernet connection wasn't working --- the instructions stated the letter in my package provided my UserId/Password (NOT). Qwest had to come back twice in the same day to set up the phone lines for DSL communication --- they never told the serviceman what he needed to do and the work order he had was all screwed up. How or why I have a MSN/Hotmail account and two completely different UserID's and Passwords is beyond me --- it took nearly a month to get my mail, then all I could do was receive -- a few week later, after talking to some ###s in India for about the tenth time, I gave up and started looking at the situation myself --- I discovered that re-enabling my Windows firewall allowed me to finally send email --- no thanks to QWorst. Try importing your old delimited address files or a straight copy and see how much fun you have --- I lost my connection over a week ago --- tried both automatic and manual installation --- nothing worked --- by the way if you expect to use your automatic CD installation again, go to the CD under "SupportFiles" and run RemoveQC.exe --- otherwise you will be using the manual installation forever --- also you better hope you know who the hell you're provider is and all the special little things QWorst forgot to tell you or you will be going back and starting over and over.

Finally, after 6 days a serviceman showed up and troubleshot the connections and system --- he discovered, after swapping out the DSL modem, that everything started working again --- note however if you do get a new modem, don't forget you have to reconfigure it with you're QWorst UserId/Password --- its also a good idea to do a "ipconfig /release" from the "DOS" (Command prompt), then do an "ipconfig /renew" --- this should reset you're DHCP address --- then all will hopefully be well. Oh, try and get an email complaint to these people --- it's so much fun conversing back and forth with nitwits --- I hope for Qwest's sake they drop the overseas customer support or they're will soon come a time when support won't be necessary --- people have only so much patience. We are all going the Cell-Phone route and the Ma-Bell days are fading fast. Just so you don't think I'm just an isolated, unsatisfied, and frustrated customer, I tell you I have 27 years experience in computers, mainframes, mini-mainframes --- Web, Enterprise, antivirus, and other servers --- database and systems administration and I have a degree in computer science and networking. Qwest made the wrong decision tree and the branches are breaking everywhere!

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Jun 18, 2011 10:24 pm EDT
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To Whom It May Concern,

I cancelled DSL service with Qwest in February 2011. At the time that I cancelled, I was told that I would not have to return the modem because I had purchased it. This made sense to me, as I had easily paid for value of the modem several times over during the many years I was a Qwest DSL customer.

However, a couple of weeks after I cancelled my service, Qwest sent me UPS shipping labels to return the modem. I dropped off the modem at UPS on March 28, 2011. I have delivery confirmation from UPS that states that the package was delivered to Pueblo, CO April 4, 2011 at 1:34 PM and signed by DOUGLAS.

On May 13, 2011 Afni sent me a letter stating that they were a debt collector attempting to collect a debt on behalf of Qwest. When I called Afni to discuss the letter, I was told that the debt was owed for the modem mentioned above. I told Afni that I would like to dispute the debt and provided them with the UPS tracking number, which shows proof of delivery.

I received another latter from Afni May 24, 2011; which stated that Afni had verified the debt was valid, and intends to continue to pursue collection of the debt.

On May 24, 2011 I contacted Qwest customer service and talked to someone who gave me the ID KLMason. She told me that she worked in Qwest Billing, and that she could not find a record of the returned modem; and that there was nothing else she could do.

I am finding that in every detail in this matter, Qwest has shown poor customer service ability. From telling me that I would not have to return the modem, to turning the account over to a collections agency to denying that they had received the modem, despite the clear UPS paper trail from me to the Qwest facility in Colorado; it is difficult to find anything that is not disappointing about Qwest in this matter.

I have begun to pursue legal options with Afni. The federal government is very clear about what those options are. It seems that I could pay the amount requested, but I returned the modem and I believe the facts are clear in the matter. I would have no reason to lie under oath regarding such a thing, particularly because Qwest sent me shipping labels; but also because the modem is essentially worthless, not only to me, but also in the general sense the value of the device in question in year 2011. The federal government has various mechanism in place to protect honest consumers like myself from being harmed in circumstances such as this.

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Rudolph A. Drautz
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Jun 23, 2007 12:00 am EDT

In October 2006 we changed from Dial-Up internet access to the Qwest offer of DSL Bundle Package for a price of $26.99 for a lifetime. The add indicated that the service would be up to 1.5Mbps. Instead we only received 256 kbps and after repeated calls are told we just have to wait until faster service comes to our neighborhood. This is interesting as our neighbors across the street have at least 1.0 Mbps up and down as well as a neighbor about 100 yards north of us who has service even better than that.

I do not believe that Qwest is being forthright with their customers before hand and I find it hard to believe that I get a service that is 1/4 less than my neighbors yet I have to pay the same monthly fee. I repeatedly am told that they have to wait for more customers to get me and the others on a faster hub, yet Qwest cannot tell me when this will happen. Recently, I was told that I could go around and petition other neighbors who currently do not have DSL and perhaps this would speed up the process. I will not do this!

I continue to see ads on TV and in the newspaper which state that Qwest DSL provides "blazing speed", even faster than COMCAST cable. What can BBB do about this?

Thank you,

Rudy Drautz, a disgruntled customer of Qwest

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CenturyLink take your business elsewhere

Qwest Communications allowed our business telephone account to be switched to another carrier without my knowledge. This occurred in May 2001.

When I found out what they had done, they switched my account back and promised any charges on the old account would be credited due to the inconvenience. May 2006, five years later I get a bill from Qwest. Can you believe that! When I told them the statuate of limitations had expired, they threatened to disconnect my service. I spoke with Mary at the executive office. She was rude and obnoxious. She refused to return my calls, refused to send documentation about the bill and lied to other co-workers and the corporation commission. Let me remind you, this is the Executive Office at Qwest! They hide behind voice mail so they dont have to deal with there customers.
So 5 years later, Qwest gets away with extorting money from me. There way of solving a problem is not returning telephone calls, threats, intimidation, and being rude. I hope the $196.00 is worth it to Qwest as I have a very long memory!

So BEWARE...DO NOT ALLOW QWEST TO SCREW YOU. TAKE YOUR BUSINESS ELSEWHERE.

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Jen Stump
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Sep 09, 2023 5:17 am EDT

I returned my modem with tracking. It was received at Century Link months ago. Still no refund received by this company. Can’t even call in and get customer service to understand or sometimes get them on the phone. One more week before I file an FTC complaint.

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lecanto, US
Jun 04, 2023 12:26 am EDT
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been trying to get my home phone repaired for 2 days they said they would call me back but nevr did. keep getting disconnected after an hour. called a supv today no call back. tried chatting , person had many people on the chat and finally disconnected. need my home phone fixed but can not get through to them.

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William Storms
Prescott, US
May 14, 2023 12:42 am EDT
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Century Link was down for 24 hours from 3/24/23 uintil 3/25/23 in my area which is 1170 n. Opal Dr., Prescott, AZ 86303. I believe cenuiry Link should issue a credit to my accout for the outage. Especially since Century Link has increased my monthly charge by 20%! Please inform me when the credit will be posted to my account.

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Silver Ash LLC
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Dec 14, 2019 11:25 pm EST

I currently have a telephone outage [protected]) which is causing severe problems as my credit card processing relies on the phone service. Paying extra for a business line, which is frequently out, and the long wait for repair service is not accectable. I need immediatly assistance.

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Jul 08, 2019 2:17 am EDT
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It is July 1st and we have been attempting to have internet installed since early March! Horrible communication, no return calls, technicians haven't shown up, unable to speak to actual humans, and redirected to a new person and having to restate the issue every time. Rural and our only option is Century Link

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Ultra Mondo
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Apr 27, 2019 10:44 am EDT

CenturyLink had an internet outage for four days. Each day they told me it would be back on by the evening. On the fourth day I gave up and canceled. They only refunded the four days service was out. They told me I would receive a full refund.
Most inconsiderate poor customer service I've ever dealt with. Abusing customers with no accountability.

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Rose Arndt
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Dec 09, 2018 11:48 am EST

I'm getting 15-20 calls AN HOUR from soliciting foreigners. MAKE IT STOP, PLEASE!

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mrjmb
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Nov 19, 2018 11:59 am EST

Why does my Centurylink bill show $83.90 for packages (internet and phone) and $13.98 for broadband and $20.70 for voice? That's double billing and seriously has me irritated beyond comprehension.

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Abbey Joy Van Es
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Oct 23, 2018 1:56 am EDT

they set up services you don't ask for, when you get a bill 3 months later, they wont credit you and charge an early term fee..
FRAUD is Century link.

reading all these reviews I know I am not the only one.

YEAH- CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT

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James Olsem
, US
Oct 15, 2018 8:48 pm EDT
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we are getting calls with no name no number or [protected] no name or MN DFL Dept. the no name and no number or [protected] no name is every half hour from noon until 9:00 at night. We would like them blocked or put our name on the no call list.

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