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Originally Posted by ACA529 No you are not. You live in Canada, as your profile states. Verizon is only down in the United States. So unless you moved and didn't update your profile, I highly doubt you work for them. |
Nope, you are dead wrong. Verizon only supplies DSL to customers located in the United States but you obviously have no idea how tech support works for large companies, other wise you would know a lot of companies have located call centers all around the globe ( Outsourcing anybody? ) , Verizon included. Verizon has contracted a call center located in Canada to do Biz PTS. So the person who you claim is not telling the truth, most likely is.
As for the the posted problem..
This sounds like a Network problem, otherwise it would not have been escalated up to the Maintenance Control Office, so it should be handled by the non-extra pay for service and not by PTS, although the PTS group would be able to handle as well and most of the staff on the project were pulled from Verizon Level 3 support and Supervisor staffing so most of them do know how to get things done better than DSL Tech support.
The problem is the people you can talk to has no real control over the dispatches, techs escalate the issue and hope it gets done, so screaming at the Supervisor will not do any good what so ever, and threating to cancel will also do you know good as well because it will not have any impact on the supervisor. The best thing you could do is once you get escalated up to a supervisor is to request or make sure you are speaking to someone in either an American call center or a Canadian call center they will be able to best handle issues such as this.
But quite frankly I think you would be better off just to cancel the service and go with cable. If you go with a different DSL company you probably will run into the same problem, the copper lines are the same, and so is the inside wiring of your house and chances are the same people contracted by Verizon to send out dispatches will probably be contracted the next DSL company you go with. I know in places like New York, New Jersey ect.. the same dispatch company does all dispatches for all DSL companies that operate in that area.