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    • banks

      Contact HSBC Bank USA's CEO

      Having trouble with HSBC? Executive customer service no help? Here's where to contact the president and CEO of HSBC Bank USA. More »

      2:00 PM on Sat Nov 7 2009
      By Laura Northrup
      1,284 views, 7 comments

    • phone numbers

      Get DirecTV Executive Customer Service

      If you're having DirecTV issues, here's two more top-level contacts for you to try: More »
    • bank of america

      BoA EECB Gets $525 In Overdrafts Refunded

      Bank of America charged Kelsey 15 overdraft fees totaling $525. Which was weird, because Kelsey had overdraft protection on the account. A BoA customer service rep would to refund $140 as a "courtesy" but that's not very courteous when you're still out $385. That's when Kelsey decided to whip out the ol' EECB and kick some ass: More »

      5:32 PM on Thu Oct 29 2009
      By Ben Popken
      8,878 views, 27 comments

      Most discussed Radi0logy: Where did $245 morph into $525? I must have missed that more »

    • comcast

      Reach Comcast Corporate Escalations

      Frank Eliason is a great pointman for escalating Comcast customer service issues, but what if he dies, gets promoted, a new job, or decides we're all just too annoying? Then you might want to have some backup executive customer service info: More »

      3:32 PM on Wed Oct 28 2009
      By Ben Popken
      2,177 views, 23 comments

      Most discussed JGKojak: My latest COMCAST story-On the internet chatting w/a long lost friend on FB then - nothing, internet goes dead. I more »

    • time warner cable

      New Executive Customer Service Number For Time Warner Cable

      Time Warner Cable is updating the phone number for executive customer service, the new number will be:

      212-364-8300, option 2.
      twc.cotp@twcable.com remains the email address.

      The number goes straight to the customer care advocates in the TWC Office of the President. Thanks to TWC Director, Digital Communications Jeff Simmermon for proactively keeping us up to date. He writes, "Your posts help us get help to customers that need it, and we appreciate all your efforts." Yay. (Photo: billaday)

      1:57 PM on Mon Oct 19 2009
      By Ben Popken
      1,234 views, 11 comments

    • tmobile

      Reach T-Mobile Executive Customer Relations

      If T-mobile's normal channels fail, you can try calling T-Mobile Executive Customer Relations. Here's a contact: Octavio Robertson, 505-341-8059.

      (Photo: Schröder+Schömbs PR)

      1:06 PM on Fri Oct 9 2009
      By Ben Popken
      2,410 views, 19 comments

    • fees

      Consumerist: Better Than Your Dad (At Fighting Bank Of America)

      Sometimes, your dad's advice doesn't apply anymore. Companies have realized that giving a damn is too expensive. That's when it's time to kick ass, Consumerist style. Craig writes: More »

      11:00 AM on Thu Oct 8 2009
      By Ben Popken
      10,599 views, 45 comments

    • above and beyond

      Complaint E-mail To Cablevision Results In Immediate Response, Cool Insider Info

      Do you know how powerful just one dissatisfied customer can be? David, a telephone, internet, and cable TV customer of Cablevision, didn't know until he was finally frustrated enough with the company to send a very honest e-mail detailing his issues with their service. He received a response that he hadn't expected at all. More »

      9:30 AM on Fri Sep 4 2009
      By Laura Northrup
      12,862 views, 51 comments

      Most discussed MisterE: I can't help but wonder if some of these "Customer Satisfaction" letters are shills to combat the poor reputation companies more »

    • sallie mae

      Reach Sallie Mae's Customer Advocate Unit

      Are you getting nowhere with the usual channels at Sallie Mae? Here's how you can reach their Customer Advocate Unit, a charming oasis of competence and politeness. More »

      7:45 AM on Thu Aug 13 2009
      By Laura Northrup
      2,519 views, 5 comments

    • directtv

      Contact DirectTV's Consumer Advocacy Team

      Are you having a problem with DirectTV that can't be fixed through the usual channels? Call their Consumer Advocacy Team at 866-785-5537 to talk to someone who can, well, advocate for consumers. More »

      4:42 PM on Thu Jul 30 2009
      By Laura Northrup
      2,320 views, 8 comments

    • verizon

      Reach Verizon Wireless Northeast Executive Customer Service

      Got a Verizon Wireless problem that regular customer service won't fix? Try escalating it to this guy. Just remember to be PP2P: polite, professional, and to the point.

      Aaron J. Fischman
      Northeast Area Executive Relations
      Laurel, MD
      240-568-2459 - Phone
      240-568-2726 - Fax
      240-568-1771 - Secondary Fax

      (Photo: Mat Honan)

      6:27 PM on Wed Jul 29 2009
      By Ben Popken
      1,822 views, 1 comment

    • follow ups

      GoDaddy Doesn't Outsource Customer Service

      Last week, we posted that a popular web hosting company—GoDaddy, although we didn't name it at the time—provided a strange customer service experience to a commenter. Cyberguy was contacted via phone by someone from their "Office of the President" after emailing them, but then Cyberguy couldn't get their rep to state clearly which company he was representing. Cyberguy was rightly suspicious. Was GoDaddy outsourcing its own executive customer service?

      No, it was not. More »

      8:52 PM on Tue Jul 28 2009
      By Chris Walters
      8,880 views, 34 comments

      Most discussed hiland: while i am aware of less expensive web hosting companies out there. godaddy's customer service is actually pretty remarkable, i've more »

    • mysteries

      Web Host Outsources Their "Office Of The President"?

      Cyberguy had a weird experience with a web hosting company earlier this week. He tried to contact their office of the president, but the person from the "office" who called him back turned out to be an outsourced CSR with no power to do anything other than apologize. Update: The web host company was GoDaddy, and they've responded. (The short answer is no they don't outsource it.) More »

      4:11 PM on Fri Jul 24 2009
      By Chris Walters
      3,884 views, 38 comments

      Most discussed Princess Leela: Is this a nail in the coffin of the EECB as a successful consumer maneuver? more »

    • twitter

      Reach DirecTV On Twitter

      DirecTV is on Twitter. Tell them your problems, or how awesome they are. Whichever comes to mind first.

      8:16 PM on Fri Jun 5 2009
      By Ben Popken
      1,689 views, 17 comments

    • health insurance

      Reach Aetna's Executive Resolution Team

      Having problems with an Aetna Health insurance claim? After you've exhausted all other options, call the Executive Resolutions Team. 800-872-3862 x15075 will get you team member Tara Sinclair. (Thanks, Matt!)

      8:06 PM on Fri Jun 5 2009
      By Laura Northrup
      1,168 views, 6 comments

    • weight watchers

      Can't Cancel Weight Watchers Online Membership? Here's Help

      Are you having trouble canceling your online Weight Watchers membership? If the normal online cancellation channels don't work, try this number. Remember, like all contact information provided on this site, it is to be used for good, not evil, and only when all other options don't work. More »

      1:21 PM on Fri May 22 2009
      By Laura Northrup
      3,711 views, 16 comments

      Most discussed rachmanut: Have there actually been problems here? My gf joined, lost weight, and canceled several years ago, apparently without incident. I more »

    • qwest

      Reach Qwest Executive Customer Service

      Got a Qwest issue stuck in the quagmire? Escalate it to executive customer service with these phone numbers and email addresses. More »

      7:00 AM on Wed May 6 2009
      By Ben Popken
      1,050 views, 2 comments

    • executive customer service

      Reach Executive Customer Service For Sprint, Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T

      Say you got a problem with your cellphone company and you want it solved, pronto. You've already called regular customer service and they're either unable or unwilling to help you, or you're just sick of waiting on hold. You've got things to do! That's where executive customer service comes in handy. Just about every big company has a pack of these people who can basically walk on water within the company and get any problem solved. The key is reaching them. Naturally, you won't find them in an overseas call center at the end of the 1-800 number. Rather, they're attached to the corporate headquarters executive offices. Don't worry, we did the hard part for you. Here's up-to-date phone numbers for the executive customer service departments for Sprint, Verizon, T-mobile, and AT&T: More »

      7:52 PM on Mon May 4 2009
      By Ben Popken
      9,997 views, 32 comments

      Most discussed bones11: So my fiance and I are on a family plan with ATT under a corporate discount with AMEX. His phone more »

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