Hopefully someone here can help me re: an apparent scam that DirecTV is running.
In December 2018, I received a letter from DirecTV offering me a $200 Visa Reward Card if I signed up for service from DirecTV. So I called, arranged for service, and was told that I would be sent a letter with redemption requirements, and that a reward card would be delivered within 3-4 weeks after redemption. In February 2019 I realized that I had not received the letter with redemption requirements, so I called DirecTV and was told that I would receive my reward card within 3-5 business days.
Today, July 24, still not having received my reward card, I called DirecTV, was bounced around from person to person for more than an hour, only to be told by a supervisor in the Reward Center that they could not give me my $200 because too much time had elapsed, even though on two occasions, I had been told by DirecTV personnel that I would receive a $200 reward card.
The supervisor in the Reward Center suggested that perhaps both the reward card and the redemption letter had been ‘lost in the mail’. I smell fraud, a way to increase AT&T/DirecTV’s profits, by scamming customers and hoping that they will forget about the reward card.
My wife and I live on a monthly social security check and a teacher’s pension check, but AT&T/DirecTV, a multi-billion-dollar company, cheats us out of $200?
In December 2018, I received a letter from DirecTV offering me a $200 Visa Reward Card if I signed up for service from DirecTV. So I called, arranged for service, and was told that I would be sent a letter with redemption requirements, and that a reward card would be delivered within 3-4 weeks after redemption. In February 2019 I realized that I had not received the letter with redemption requirements, so I called DirecTV and was told that I would receive my reward card within 3-5 business days.
Today, July 24, still not having received my reward card, I called DirecTV, was bounced around from person to person for more than an hour, only to be told by a supervisor in the Reward Center that they could not give me my $200 because too much time had elapsed, even though on two occasions, I had been told by DirecTV personnel that I would receive a $200 reward card.
The supervisor in the Reward Center suggested that perhaps both the reward card and the redemption letter had been ‘lost in the mail’. I smell fraud, a way to increase AT&T/DirecTV’s profits, by scamming customers and hoping that they will forget about the reward card.
My wife and I live on a monthly social security check and a teacher’s pension check, but AT&T/DirecTV, a multi-billion-dollar company, cheats us out of $200?