e-mail to Cingular Customer Service

Does anyone know of a way that I can send an e-mail to Cingular Customer
Service? I have been all over their web site, and there is no such
provision. You are told to call. I did call. The nice lady didn't
know much about what I was talking about, and did not help me at all.


I need my customer name - would you believe that? I have tried to enter
it in every manner that I can, and it is not accepted. I changed my
password, to make sure that the error wasn't in that, but some places
only accept 4 digits when you go to enter a password. I have never felt
so frustrated in all my life. So much for Cingular MEdia net. It isn't
a net at all, you till need a "cooperative" provider to get on line.

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On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 01:03:52 GMT, "John W. Barron" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>Does anyone know of a way that I can send an e-mail to Cingular Customer
>Service? I have been all over their web site, and there is no such
>provision. You are told to call. I did call. The nice lady didn't
>know much about what I was talking about, and did not help me at all.
>
>
>I need my customer name - would you believe that? I have tried to enter
>it in every manner that I can, and it is not accepted. I changed my
>password, to make sure that the error wasn't in that, but some places
>only accept 4 digits when you go to enter a password. I have never felt
>so frustrated in all my life. So much for Cingular MEdia net. It isn't
>a net at all, you till need a "cooperative" provider to get on line.


If you log into your account, the page that opens after log in is finished
and you scroll down and look in the lower right hand corner there is the
link to email them.

[email protected] this should help

Good Luck. Read my post at
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...0a52f0498d067e

I don't know if it would work, but you could try a typical email
address [email protected]. Try some various usernames and domain
names. If they bounce back, then try another one. Let me know if this
works. I am now curious. I have done this with other websites with
some success. Try [email protected] or [email protected]

"John W. Barron" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:Y9K%[email protected]...
> Does anyone know of a way that I can send an e-mail to Cingular Customer
> Service? I have been all over their web site, and there is no such
> provision. You are told to call. I did call. The nice lady didn't know
> much about what I was talking about, and did not help me at all.
>
>
> I need my customer name - would you believe that? I have tried to enter
> it in every manner that I can, and it is not accepted. I changed my
> password, to make sure that the error wasn't in that, but some places only
> accept 4 digits when you go to enter a password. I have never felt so
> frustrated in all my life. So much for Cingular MEdia net. It isn't a
> net at all, you till need a "cooperative" provider to get on line.

I too would like to e-mail them but cannot. I cannot log into their site
since I signed up for SBC combined billing.

Cingular site will not accept accounts with combined billing and you have
to log on to e-mail them or even to shop for a new phone/upgrade.

My contract has been up for over a year and I'm looking at Sprint.

I think you should stay with Cingular Wireless. I just migrated from
AT&T Wireless to Cingular Wireless when I purchased my new Sony
Ericsson S710a and signed up for a 2-year contract so I could get a
$100 discount from the price my new phone. If you really want to
change companies, I recommend T-Mobile. They have good coverage and
good offers. I almost went with T-Mobile, but I have always had AT&T
Wireless and my daughter has Cingular Wireless. AT&T Wireless merged
with Cingular Wireless to become the "new Cingular Wireless". There
seemed to be an obvious choice for me. I also now have combined
billing with my SBC (local & long distance), SBC Yahoo! DSL, and
Cingular Wireless (would also include Dish Network, but I subscribed
for that previously, directly from Dish Network, and seperately and
cannot switch without cancelling my service for 6 months or moving).

"CR" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "John W. Barron" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:Y9K%[email protected]...
>> Does anyone know of a way that I can send an e-mail to Cingular Customer
>> Service? I have been all over their web site, and there is no such
>> provision. You are told to call. I did call. The nice lady didn't know
>> much about what I was talking about, and did not help me at all.
>>
>>
>> I need my customer name - would you believe that? I have tried to enter
>> it in every manner that I can, and it is not accepted. I changed my
>> password, to make sure that the error wasn't in that, but some places
>> only
>> accept 4 digits when you go to enter a password. I have never felt so
>> frustrated in all my life. So much for Cingular MEdia net. It isn't a
>> net at all, you till need a "cooperative" provider to get on line.
>
> I too would like to e-mail them but cannot. I cannot log into their site
> since I signed up for SBC combined billing.
>
> Cingular site will not accept accounts with combined billing and you have
> to log on to e-mail them or even to shop for a new phone/upgrade.
>
> My contract has been up for over a year and I'm looking at Sprint.


Because **YOU** decided to accept a discount by signing up for combined
billing with another company, Cingular is at fault?

SBC should be able to provide any of the answers you want.


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