Extremely Inefficient and Frustrating Service
When choosing an internet provider for my home, my apartment gave me a flyer that clearly stated: New customers can enjoy one month of free internet. To confirm this, I called a Cox representative and repeatedly verified that this promotion was valid. I was assured that the one-month free internet would begin after I activated my service. However, after activating my internet, I did not see any indication of the one-month free service. So, I called Cox for clarification. I made the call in the morning, but my call kept getting transferred from one representative to another. Some representatives simply told me they could leave a note on my account before transferring me to someone else. Eventually, I was connected to a woman who told me she would send me an email requesting that I upload a copy of the flyer as proof of the promotion. However, I waited the entire afternoon and never received the email. As a result, I had to call Cox again before 5 PM. Once again, my call was transferred multiple times before reaching the legal department. The legal team informed me that I should receive the email within 72 hours and asked me to be patient. However, several days have passed, and I have not received any email. I even told Cox that they could contact me via text message, yet I have heard nothing. I do not understand why I have to waste so much time and effort resolving this issue. I am extremely busy, yet I have already spent over four to five hours dealing with this matter. I am deeply disappointed with Cox’s service and efficiency, and I demand a response by tomorrow, February 28. I have all my call records with Cox. If I do not receive a response by tomorrow, I will take legal action. Now, I am not only demanding that Cox provide the one-month free internet that I was originally supposed to receive, but I am also requesting compensation for the significant amount of time I have wasted on this issue. This situation has even affected my sleep, as I keep feeling that something is left unresolved.