I called, phone tree sent me to web site, but to a page about upgrading your phone. I already did that. I have my new phone.
I called again. "Before we transfer you we need more info" I chose tech support, it said to download an app
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I'll live tweet this process.
Calling Sprint customer care for the 3rd time.
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I am blocked by the official Twitter account of my own phone company.
Presumably because of my last thread complaining about my bad customer service experience.
This is unreal.
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"It looks like you called before and we advised you to turn your phone off and back on. Did this solve your problem?"
oh, ffs "NO!"
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But I'm glad this happened or I would never have known I was blocked by my own phone company @Sprint
This isn't over, but it's over for tonight.
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I sent a few text messages last night and went to bed. When I woke up, my messages had not gone through.
I tried to call @Sprint. The phone isn't connected to the network so I can't even called customer service.
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Yes, I said, I know.
After some back and forth, she said go to settings told me what option to click. I said that option isn't available.
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She asked if I had access to wifi. I said yes, it was connected before should I reconnect? She said no.
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Then I got disconnected from the call.
Calling @Sprint for the *checks notes* sixth time.
Also they keep asking where I got the phone. FROM YOU!
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So I would have to call again
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She is walking me through how to put my info back on the phone that I was just told to factory reset by a different person.
She promises to hold for the 10 minutes while the info is transferred.
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And until that SIM card arrives I WILL NOT HAVE A WORKING PHONE.
Even the @Sprint customer service rep is horrified
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I managed not to throw the phone across the room. I did not manage to keep from screaming in frustration.
Now he's explaining that this new "E-SIM" technology is flawed and it's not @Sprint's fault, everyone uses it.
Thanks 🙄
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