December 2, 2005 Awaiting Letter of Authorization December 2, 2005 Letter of Authorization (LOA) Received December 2, 2005 Transfer Sent to Carrier December 9, 2005 Carrier Approved Transfer December 12, 2005 Completed LNP Transfer
December 6, 2005 Awaiting Letter of Authorization December 6, 2005 Letter of Authorization (LOA) Received December 6, 2005 Transfer Sent to Carrier December 14, 2005 Carrier Approved Transfer December 14, 2005 Completed LNP Transfer
December 6, 2005 Awaiting Letter of Authorization December 6, 2005 Letter of Authorization (LOA) Received December 6, 2005 Transfer Sent to Carrier December 14, 2005 Carrier Approved Transfer December 14, 2005 Completed LNP Transfer
Fastest ever?
That's pretty fast. Although my brother had his transfered from MCI to Vonage in 3 days. That's the fastest I've ever heard of.
October 24, 2005 Awaiting Letter of Authorization October 25, 2005 Letter of Authorization (LOA) Received November 16, 2005 Transfer Sent to Carrier
Still watiing... I'm transfering from Verizon Voicewing. Every step of the way something has required my intervention. My billing address and user address has been kicked back twice.
Still watiing... I'm transfering from Verizon Voicewing. Every step of the way something has required my intervention. My billing address and user address has been kicked back twice.
Wondering why you're transferring away from VoiceWing?
I am moving from VoiceWing for two reasons; international voice quality to the UK is spotty, and I cannot turn off my v/m. I use the Voip line for business and I travel frequently. I want all of my v/m to go to my cell phone when I use Simring.
I was hoping to make use of the Vonage softphone (which Verizon does not offer) but the voice quality is unusable. Maybe my laptop does not have the horsepower to run adequately support this application.
December 12, 2005 Awaiting Letter of Authorization December 12, 2005 Letter of Authorization (LOA) Received December 12, 2005 Transfer Sent to Carrier December 27, 2005 Carrier Approved Transfer December 29, 2005 Completed LNP Transfer
December 17, 2005 Awaiting Letter of Authorization December 17, 2005 Letter of Authorization (LOA) Received December 17, 2005 Transfer Sent to Carrier January 5, 2006 Carrier Approved Transfer January 5, 2006 Completed LNP Transfer
1) You ported my number last Tuesday, Jan. 2, five days before you even sent me the router to use your service. This was confirmed by McKinsey in your Transfer Dept., Phone ID # 22789. She called the number and received a Vonage voicemail box. I also have been receiving Vonage emails telling me their is voicemail in a voicemail box somewhere. 2) I did not receive the router until Saturday, January 7, five days after you turned my service off with Qwest and ported the number. Why would you port the number before you give me a way to acces my Vonage service? 3) The router arrived inoperable - would not turn on. Tried it in a number of working outlets where other appliances worked fine. How hard is it to test hardware before you send it out? 4) Was told by your India call center that I would get another router next week. No apology, no empathy for the situation, no acknowledgement of the trouble it has caused us to be without phone service for five days, simple - "You'll get a replacement router next week." How can this be considered even reasonable customer service? 5) They finally told me it would Wednesday of next week before I got the replacement router. I had to talk to three different people before I got someone to agree to ship it for arrival on Monday (I have no confidence this will actually happen - I get the feeling I was just being appeased). Why wouldn't someone offer over-nite service to begin with when you've already caused me so much trouble as a brand new customer? 6) I received an email telling me to return the broken router on my own shipping dollar. You've got to be kidding!! I shouldn't even have to leave my house to do this (you should have UPS or DHL pick it up here), let alone have to pay to return the defective device!! 7) We haven't been able to receive an incoming call since 1/2/06. Qwest and Vonage have both confirmed Vonage ported the number too early (Qwest still has us as a customer through Monday of next week). Your system even today does not show the number as ported, but I have had three different Vonage employees (and two Qwest employees) call the number and they all agree it is going directly to a Vonage voicemail box. My wife has her business in the home - how much busines has she lost in the last week? What other critical calls have not come to us during that time? According to McKinsey, Phone ID 22789 in your Transfer Dept. in New Jersey, the Vonage system still shows 303-470-1662 as not having been ported (even though it goes directly to a Vonage mailbox - how is that possible??). Since the system still shows this as not having been ported, I requested that McKinsey submit a "stop-order" to void the transfer so I could restore my existing service while we sort this out. She put me on hold over an hour ago to do the "stop-order" and provide a stop-order confirmation #, and I am still on hold 2 hour and 25 minutes into the call (6:04PM MT - I have a call-time on the phone). Why would she put me on hold for over an hour and not come back on the line? Is she trying to get me to hang up so she doesn't have to complete the stop-order? What kind of customer service is this? 9) Is this how you treat new customers?
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