I bought an iphone 5 and car charger from Verizon Wireless. The cable for the iphone would not fit in the car charger, so I
returned the charger. A week later, the keyboard on my iphone would not work. Verizon billed my credit card for the new iphone. I sent the old one back to them. When they received it, they credited my card.
But, I had still not received the credit for the car charger. I called
Verizon and they said they would try to get the issue resolved. I ended up talking to their executive customer service department and still had to hassle with them.in the end, after a week of feuding with them, they finally credited my card.
With the first iphone 5, I could easily drag and drop files easily from My Computer on my computer to the storage folder of my iphone. On the second iphone they sent me, I could not do this. It kept giving me a void sign. I called Verizon technical support, but they could not figure out what to do. I called Apple technical support.
After a very long time on the phone, the Apple agent said she would e-mail melater. Right after we got off the phone, she e-mailed me saying, Hi, here is your case number for your call today. I have checked with my senior adviser and was told that when you upload the pictures to the computer you can then drag and drop. But the new version of itunes and Icloud will not allow you to drag and drop. My issue has nothing to do with itunes or icloud at all! I do not want to sync my data. I just want to drag and drop a
few files.
I called Verizon again. They said theyd send me a new phone. She said their system showed the first iphone had not been returned yet (even though she confirmed that it had been returned). She said to wait a few days for their computer to allow them to send me a new phone. I said I wasnt willing to wait. She said she would call me back the next day, which she did not do.
I contacted Verizons executive customer service. The agent, Jeff, said they would make an exception and send me out a new phone. How is sending me what I paid fora working iphone 5making an exception? He said they would just need my credit card number. I refused to provide it after all of the hassle to get them to credit me for a simple car charger.
I e-mailed Apple again about the defect. Their response was to simply provide a link to the product manual. So, if you
contact Apple about a defective product, their response is to give you the manual and send you on your way.
After Verizon and Apples lack of service, I do not feel comfortable being locked in with a two-year agreement. I should be
charging Verizon $20/hour for my time!
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