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Consumer Cellular is a bad choice
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Consumer Cellular is a bad choice
Why do you continue to promote Consumer Cellular? They did not treat me fairly after I joined them on your recommendation.
I moved my cellular service from AT&T thinking I would get a better price with better service. I also needed a new phone. After buying a new Consumer Cellular Apple Iphone and having their service for nearly 4 weeks, I decided to discontinue my relationship with Consumer Cellular because I had continued problems with its service. When I went to move my service back to AT&T and to activate the new apple phone I got through Consumer Cellular with AT&T, I learned that my new phone was locked and needed Consumer Cellular to unlock it. Consumer Cellular informed me that in the contract that was displayed on their web page, it says that if I buy a new Apple Phone through them, I canโt have it unlock for six month after I purchased it. This means that, even though I can cancel my service at anytime, I canโt unlock my new phone for six months, locking me into a relationship with Consumer Cellular for six months.
I hold you somewhat responsible for me being in this situation because you recommended them to me. Shame on you.
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Exactly! I trusted Consumer Cellular ONLY because of their endorsement by AARP. What a mistake.
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Hi, here to help! I am sorry to hear of your experience with Consumer Cellular. It is not uncommon for cell providers to have a waiting period prior to unlocking a device. Unlocking a device typically has eligibility requirements which include a certain amount of time the device has to be active with their company. For example, a T-Mobile device on a pre-paid plan has to be active for at least 365 days.
If you feel as though your service issues are not being handled appropriately or are experiencing difficulties, you can always contact AARP for help if there's an issue with an AARP provider. Please use this link (https://help.aarp.org/s/) to contact us by phone, chat or text.
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For the past 6 months I have been receiving threatening emails from Consumer Cellular, the latest received March 8th for a payment due March 11th: "Payment is due in 3 days...a friendly reminder (?) of $51.49 is due in 3 days" and it "offers" me a few ways to pay, all involving providing my credit card info online. I told them from the beginning that I would need to pay using a check, and they have never NOT CASHED my checks!! The fact that I have not yet even received my bill this month (or other months) makes it impossible for me to pay using a check. Creepy. And signed, very personally, Consumer Cellular Customer Service. This is "customer service??" I have excellent credit and pay my bills on time, if not early. It did not used to be this way. Are they in Texas now?? My son is looking into another provider.
I am not receiving any group messages. I am missing a lot of individual messages. Their technical service is useless. Rep in the store suggested to go to another provider as CC servers are prone to problems. after multiple attempts they couldn't resolve my issues and I am switching to t-mobile.
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