> I got a 6340i 9 days ago. Since then I made 4 calls to customer
> service trying to get the wireless internet to work. CS was friendly
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> thank
> chad

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chad phillips wrote:
> > I got a 6340i 9 days ago. Since then I made 4 calls to customer
> > service trying to get the wireless internet to work. CS was friendly
> > but couldn't fix the problem. They told me to go back to the store.
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> > At this point he starts yelling at me for making him do all this work
> > then not signing, I exchange a few choice words with him and leave.
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> > thank
> > chad
> Before leaving the store, I would've demanded to speak to the manager.
> All store employees have managers, and are the first line of defence
> for complaints. And that manager can get in touch with the CS rep's
> manager. Between those two, things are much more likely to get ironed
> out. And it's not too late to do this, either.
First of all, as a Cingular rep, I apologize. That should not have been
your experience of Cingular, and does not represent our commitment to
our customers.
I would call customer service, say you had a poor experience with a
customer rep, and ask them to report it for you.
Then ask them to transfer you to tech support about your Wireless
Internet connectivity.
Your SIM card can be covered under our 15-day return policy; you should
not be charged for it.
Returning to the store you bought the phone at is necessary if it is a
return issue. For repairs and some technical assistance, it is also
appropriate to take it to one of our communication centers (a slightly
larger store, with a repair tech on-site). Customer service, or any of
our stores in your area, should know the nearest Communication Center
for you.
kf4qzj - 04 Sep 2003 19:12 GMT
>chad phillips wrote:
>> > I got a 6340i 9 days ago. Since then I made 4 calls to customer
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>your experience of Cingular, and does not represent our commitment to
>our customers.
Me too
>I would call customer service, say you had a poor experience with a
>customer rep, and ask them to report it for you.
There name is on the account notes.
>Then ask them to transfer you to tech support about your Wireless
>Internet connectivity.
In this case the phone was not setup for the internet and this is the
proper fix. Issue is: user settings in the phone not done.
>Your SIM card can be covered under our 15-day return policy; you should
>not be charged for it.
The SIM is not the problem.
Too many times it is blamed for errors it has nothing to do with!!!!!!
>Returning to the store you bought the phone at is necessary if it is a
>return issue. For repairs and some technical assistance, it is also
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John W. Barron - 04 Sep 2003 19:19 GMT
What you and I were not told when we bought into the GAIT / 6340i system
is that Cingular does not support or recommend the phone for network
access. Reason? It can switch from GSM to other systems, and they can't
work that out. There solution? Go to Nokia.
Of course Nokia does not supply a USP link for the 6340i, only serial.
I haven't had a serial port on my computers for years.
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