I got a service suspension letter only 5 days after opening my account and committing to a 1 year contract. Therefore, my response was to ask business to cancel my account and issue refund of fees paid. I contacted them daily in writing between Sep 15 and Sep 18 and got no answer. I tried calling customer service with no luck of contacting a human being. I contacted the Wells Fargo center in Miami that 's servicing me and they said they could not handle this type of request. I'm left with a 1 year contract with a ghost company that is unreachable, and that I will not use because they are unreliable.
That clients accept to pay a lower fee for a long term contract and that makes it binding until the end is a weak argument.
Companies that sell deficient products or services they cannot provide eventually go down. Misrepresentation of capacity to provide a service is a tried case in court.
The fact that a client's account is suspended only 5 days after account opening is bad on its own, and a symptom of extremely high business risk I cannot accept from a service provider.
The fact that you are quicker to respond to public complaints and consistently ignore customer service contact attempts is a sign of neglect.
A company that remains alive only because an empty legal contract that might be correctly worded and not because of value of services offered should not be in business.