It has come to many consumers attention that your pricing of products is asinine. The products your company is charging for, are "free" on other carriers, or are included in many select rate plans.
Verizon has made claim after claim to have the "most reliable" network, and "largest data coverage" of any provider in the USA. This is a claim that I have failed personally to see, as many times I would lose service, when other carriers would still continue in digital coverage. Charging customers more for so called better coverage that in reality is lacking, is not my way of doing business.
At no point have I ever seen Verizon Wireless offer "more robust" features then any other carrier, additionally, the additional features are all at a cost, but look like they were designed and built by PlaySkool.
Sorry Verizon, this is one former customer you will never gain back. My advise to you is to buy back your Voda stake, and take after T-Mobile in prices and customer service, Sprint in innovation and bundles, and AT&T in marketing.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Roger Alford @ Aug 11th 2008 1:54PM
Dear Verizon,
It has come to many consumers attention that your pricing of products is asinine. The products your company is charging for, are "free" on other carriers, or are included in many select rate plans.
Verizon has made claim after claim to have the "most reliable" network, and "largest data coverage" of any provider in the USA. This is a claim that I have failed personally to see, as many times I would lose service, when other carriers would still continue in digital coverage.
Charging customers more for so called better coverage that in reality is lacking, is not my way of doing business.
At no point have I ever seen Verizon Wireless offer "more robust" features then any other carrier, additionally, the additional features are all at a cost, but look like they were designed and built by PlaySkool.
Sorry Verizon, this is one former customer you will never gain back. My advise to you is to buy back your Voda stake, and take after T-Mobile in prices and customer service, Sprint in innovation and bundles, and AT&T in marketing.
Have a fantastic day.
ROGER A.