@krassenstein Imagine caring about this bullshit when there's literally anything else to focus your attention on. Not to mention all the amazing stuff Trump has done since taking office. He's dunking on every president I've been alive for and you want to bitch about algae? 😅 you are a child.
Many girls have reportedly been r@p£d and m0l£sted by men in Ozoro during what is being described as a “r@p!ng festival” in the area.
According to multiple reports and videos circulating online, today is said to be the day of this festival in the Ozoro community, and girls are wvrned not to go outside. It is alleged that any girl seen outside could be att@ck£d and r@p£d by groups of men.
Foreigners who are unaware of this situation have reportedly fallen v!ctim as well. There is Delta state university in Ozoro, and many female students may not be fully aware of the d@nger. It is distvrbing that something like this could be tolerated in society. This is heartbreaking, and urgent action needs to be taken.
@Yeenie_Mcbeenie The fact that you think there is even the slightest comparison here is very telling lmao
Bananas < Billion dollar corporations that employs millions of people so they can feed their little monkeys bananas
@ATT@ATTHelp I need corporate review of the customer service failure I’ve experienced with the AT&T Hilo, Hawaiʻi store.
This started as a simple $35 activation-fee dispute. It has turned into a documented runaround involving store reps, management, customer care, billing, and alleged “upper management” escalation with no clear case number, no written denial, and no meaningful follow-up.
At the point of sale, I was told there would be no activation fee. I was also told the plan would be $90, not $100. I understood autopay would provide a discount, and I understand first bills can include proration. I am not disputing proration, autopay, trade-in timing, or normal first-bill charges.
I am disputing one specific thing: the $35 activation fee I was told would not be charged.
When I received my bill and saw the $35 activation fee, I tried to handle it normally. I contacted the representative involved. I waited days with no response. I contacted the store. I contacted customer care and billing. Customer care pointed me back to the store, while the store pointed me back to customer care. Nobody would give me a clean resolution.
Then the customer service at the Hilo store got worse.
A sales rep told me that if I came down to the store, I would not be speaking with a manager. I would be speaking with him. That means a sales rep was gatekeeping access to management on a billing dispute involving a fee I was told would not be charged.
I was also warned about being “86’d” from the store if I came in to pursue the issue. Over a $35 billing dispute. That is not customer service. That is a store trying to turn a billing issue into a customer-conduct issue instead of documenting or resolving the problem. (I have recorded every interaction btw)
When I did speak with management, I was told the $90/no-activation-fee quote I described sounded like it may have matched a business-account quote. That is a major issue. If AT&T staff recognize that the quote sounded like a business-account structure, why was I placed on a consumer account and billed the activation fee anyway?
I asked for basic documentation:
- a case number
- a ticket number
- an escalation reference number
- written confirmation of approval or denial
- the department handling the escalation
- proof of alleged contact attempts from leadership
I received none of that.
I was told someone would follow up on Monday. Nobody did. I later heard a claim that Lincoln/upper management had tried to contact me “a bunch of times.” I checked my call history, voicemails, texts, and email. I have no record of those alleged contact attempts.
I sent a written follow-up asking for the case number, ticket number, escalation reference, proof of contact attempts, or written confirmation that no ticket/escalation existed. I still did not receive the basic documentation a customer should receive when a billing dispute is supposedly escalated.
This is the issue: AT&T Hilo has had multiple opportunities to resolve or document a simple dispute. Instead, I have been bounced between departments, blocked from manager-level communication, threatened with being barred from the store, told leadership attempted contact with no proof, and left without a case number or written denial.
I have the bill, texts, emails, call history, and transcripts/recordings of all the interactions.
This should have been simple:
1. Credit the $35 activation fee I was told would not be charged, or
2. Provide a written denial with a case number, decision-maker, and reason.
Instead, AT&T turned a $35 issue into a documented customer-service failure.
@ATT@ATTHelp please escalate this outside the Hilo store. I want corporate review, written documentation, and the $35 activation-fee credit I was told would not be charged.
If AT&T refuses to resolve or document this properly, I will proceed with the formal Notice of Dispute process and include the full timeline, evidence, recordings/transcripts, and lack of follow-up.
@FloraLuzz_ Thank god. All you politically illiterate retards need a taste of what other countries are like and what it means to be a citizen in another country. Have fun on your trip!
Do you idiots who support these corrupt democrats ever look at their track history? Look up where Karen started her political career to start, then look up what she was doing when the fires hit (she knew they were coming btw, as did the insurance companies)
Your "blue no matter who" mentality is why your party is losing so bad.