Address: 830 First St NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA
Phone: +18004333243
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 9AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Kamili Berry
I tried so many times to fill out and soon as you make account it don't exist,so what help is this my vote at "0"
Angela Ross-Vale
Look at their rating. That says it all. They are extremely rude! Don’t care about disabled people at all. Didn’t want to help. Just ridiculed. Absolutely the worst I have been treated by a supposed professional person and I’ve had some bad doctors! The department of education doesn’t compare. They are horrible!!!
LaTae Reeves
I am currently "on the phone" with a member of the call center. I went through all of the required prompts, "asked for customer service", listened to the elevator music, and within ten minutes the phone rings and I suspect that I am being transferred to a representative. Great right?!..WRONG.. the call is "answered" and the person literally sits SILENT... It's a sad comical effort to avoid ones responsibility. So we will wait.. I have time today... let's see how long both sit in silence waiting for the other to hang up... POOR PUBLIC SERVICE at its finest. I had to give at least one star to post, but this individual's service is undeserving to say the least. Every now and then I say "Sir/Ma'am you'll have to come off mute for us to effectively engage". Still nothing and so the the "silent game" continues...UGH! after 20 minutes of playing the "quiet game", I was hung up on.
Monty Morgan
COMPLETELY UNPROFESSIONAL. The lady kept cutting me off and rushing me and then she just hung up. So many bad reviews yet these people still have a job. DISGUSTING
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