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Returning a call from apple support

I just received a callback from Apple Support. This was a follow-up from an call I made earlier in the day. My case was escalated and I remained on hold for over an hour. Finally, the low-level agent came back on and persuaded me to end the call now and wait for someone to call me back later today.


So, someone (or a system) form Apple just called me. I answered the phone and waded though a few steps. Eventually, I received the message "The person you are trying to contact is not taking calls now," or something to that effect. The frustrating thing about this is that Apple initiated the call, not me.


I tried to reschedule a call back, but this is what I ran into...


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What I'm I supposed to do now?

MacBook Pro with Retina display, iOS 11.2.1, null

Posted on Dec 17, 2017 2:00 PM

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Posted on Dec 17, 2017 2:30 PM

You need to get to talk to a REAL person. That # will cut through the problems.

One thing is that it is the weekend. 24/7 staffing does not necessarily mean "fully staffed" or especially that your target contact is at work at a given time


But you are welcome to give up if you like

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Dec 17, 2017 3:03 PM in response to Steve in Seattle

I never allow them to call me back. For one thing, they do not have my actual phone number (only a dummy such as 123-4567) and, for another, I tried it once (with their executive escalation dept) and waited for 2 hours to no avail. So, for me, that option is off the table permanently - if their Executive Relations can't do it, how could I expect tier I or II to actually do it. I will either chat now or call them - if they offer to call back, I will politely decline and ask them for a different solution, such as going to a Genius Bar.

Returning a call from apple support

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