Convergence Communications Reviews
Convergence Communications Overview
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Overall Customer Rating and Sentiment
Convergence Communications reviews skew negative; consumers report poor customer service, unhappy reactions to billing, and note the company's price level is high. A recent review alleges a large stolen deposit, weak contracts, and pending lawsuits.
Positive Feedback
None highlighted in the provided feedback.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Convergence Communications customer complaints cite aggressive billing practices and refusal to resolve disputes.
- Reviewer alleges large upfront deposits taken and weak contract enforcement.
- Reports mention frequent attorney turnover and ongoing legal issues tied to the company.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Expect higher-than-average pricing and scrutinize contract terms before signing.
- Confirm billing, refund, and subscription policies in writing and avoid large deposits.
- Document communications and be cautious given reported customer service and dispute-resolution problems.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Overall Customer Rating and Sentiment
Convergence Communications reviews skew negative; consumers report poor customer service, unhappy reactions to billing, and note the company's price level is high. A recent review alleges a large stolen deposit, weak contracts, and pending lawsuits.
Positive Feedback
None highlighted in the provided feedback.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Convergence Communications customer complaints cite aggressive billing practices and refusal to resolve disputes.
- Reviewer alleges large upfront deposits taken and weak contract enforcement.
- Reports mention frequent attorney turnover and ongoing legal issues tied to the company.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Expect higher-than-average pricing and scrutinize contract terms before signing.
- Confirm billing, refund, and subscription policies in writing and avoid large deposits.
- Document communications and be cautious given reported customer service and dispute-resolution problems.
Jason Bales Convergence Phone Sales - AVOID THIS SCAMMER
- - Jason Bales, president of Convergence Phone sales in San Diego, is accused of a scam involving a nearly $50,000 deposit.
- - They allege weak contracts.
Jason Bales is the president of Convergence Phone sales in the San Diego, California area. He comes in pitching a big game and asking for a huge deposit of almost $50,000 (of which he stole all of it) with a clever scam that Convergence runs.
What Convergence and Jason does is they bilk companies by creating weak contracts (Make your own contract when dealing with Jason Bales to enforce that he does the work hired) and include binding legal language to hold him to his care of duty. Jason Bales has stopped paying his attorneys because he has so many pending lawsuits and his attorney wasn't getting paid either in the end.
They appear to be robbing Peter to pay Paul, seemingly are "on the run", been through a different attorney every time (because we found out they don't pay and the attorney drops them) and weakness of the contract (because they do this as a business). His email is Jason@***.com and his scamming co-workers chris.h@***.com need to be stripped of their Mitel Licensing as this scam is egregious.
- Refusal to do the work hired
Preferred solution: Full refund
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I agree! This company has been playing around with our contract, telling us our lease was fraudulently obtained and now we must pay them as well as our lease!