Most Difficult Experience to Simply Move AT&T Phone Service So after 5 phone calls to AT&T to do something as simple as a move of existing service to a new address, which also requires changing the phone number, there is exactly the same revolving door. I know the new number and the expected service date, but "There is a problem with processing your order". As a stockholder, this is the worst possible customer service ever imaginable. Maybe they really want people to change service providers.

Install was told 7 days before they could install. Today the 8th was promised date. Now they are saying the 13 is the earliest. Not a good first experience from switching from another carrier. Having second thoughts. 2 weeks no tv or Internet with kids is hard especially when you work from home.

Service tech awesome Service tech was going to miss the initial window. Not only did I receive an updated text from company, but he personally called both of my contact numbers and left messages. I was not home when he installed, but my son said he did great job. He also followed up with another call/voicemail to me to ensure all was good. Very impressed with the customer service.

Complete incompetence Almost all aspects of the sale of ATT services were bungled by a nice, but absolutely clueless salesperson. Installation dates, types of service ordered, and especially the phone number to be ported to my new account were all completely wrong. Correcting ATT's mistakes cost me $50 out of my pocket, 10 days without phone service, and another half day off work to wait for the installation guy. No stars. Not at all pleased.

Better Installation Dates & Times Are Needed To schedule an installation date for cable and internet appointment is very difficult. I work 5 days a week from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. AT&T does not offer in person installation services after 5 p.m. nor have enough workers to have an installer come on a Saturday or a Sunday. When I call into the AT&T quite a few operators do not speak English clearly nor understand my request. May I suggest AT&T hire mor cable and installers to met the growing demand for , after hours, Saturday and Sunday services for customers who have other obligations such as work. Far as workers who have limited English I would provide training for workers and/or hire individuals where English is their first language.