I called Sprint Customer Service to question one of the charges on my cell phone bill. After all the usual screwing around (press “1” for English; enter your account number; press “3” for billing options; press “0” to speak with a representative), I was placed on hold and had to listen to the usual drivel (“your call is important to us”, etc.) After a few minutes of this, another recording tells me the wait to speak to a customer service representative is approximately 20-minutes. Apparently Sprint thinks its customers have nothing better to do than to wait on hold for 20-minutes. I hung up and tried again later that afternoon. Same result. I tried again the next day and the wait was still 20-minutes. I tried a fourth time just after the July 4th holiday, only this time it said “all customer service reps are busy, please try your call again later.” So, I decided to go to Sprint’s website and submit my billing inquiry via the web site. I did, making sure to include my name, my address and my cell phone number. The next day, I received an e-mail from Sprint that said before they could help me, I’d have to respond and tell them my name, my address and my cell phone number. I guess the morons didn’t read my original e-mail.
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