So I am now on the phone with Cox technical support. It seems that all of the tickets that were supposed to be expedited were put in as resolved which is not the case. So expediting does nothing when Cox doesn't talk to its customers. I am now being told that I need to start the process again. If you are a customer and you are looking to have your line buried my best advice is to stay on Cox to get the work done.
And the update on this is that now I have another expedited ticket and am still no closer to knowing when this work will be done. The Cox support personnel cannot answer simple questions like when will this be scheduled and who will be doing the work. Why does Cox feel that this is a good way to run their business? I have a landscaping contractor who is waiting and has been waiting on Cox to finish this job. What am I supposed to tell him? And being offered $20 for "my troubles" is more insulting than pacifying. If Cox wants me to be happy...tell me why the work couldn't be done when it was promised, and when it will be done and do it in a reasonable amount of time that doesn't involve people closing out the work order before its done. Simple as that.
Before I explain myself for the third time today to another Cox employee who cannot answer my questions, will you be able to answer my questions? Will you be able to get me the phone number to the construction company who is doing the work? Or will you just say "well there is a ticket, its expedited, I sent it to the construction division". That does nothing for me. Sorry but I have to be blunt.
And to be clear, I'm tired of Cox employees giving me widely different answers as to what is going on with this situation. Friday it was "well we can't see the notes to tell you why the work wasn't done". Saturday it was "well there was a problem but I cannot see what the problem was to tell you why the work wasn't done". Monday it was "well I'm escalating the ticket and you will get a call from a supervisor today to tell you why the work wasn't done". Tuesday it was "Oh well your problem is marked as resolved. Your bury line has been done". Then after I explained my whole situation to the rep, asked to speak to a supervisor and refused to wait another 10 business days for someone to address the issue, someone in the "escalations department" told me that Cox cannot tell me when the work will be done because "cox will never promise you work is done on a specific date". Now what sort of idiocy is that???? What company uses a subcontractor and does not ask for the work to be done by a particular date? This speaks to how Cox does things. Tickets to paper the walls, escalations that mean nothing and work that doesn't have a set date. At this point I have absolutely no faith in your process.
