Hellhold

Sits in customer-service chat hell for you: holds the line, pushes your asks, keeps the record.

Customer service is designed to wear you down. Hellhold doesn't get tired. Open a support chat (AT&T, Verizon, and more coming), tell Hellhold what you need, and it takes the chat from there: - Gets past the bot to a real person, and learns the answers you give a company's bot. - Keeps the chat alive through holds and transfers, so you're never dropped back to the start. - Lays out your case and your asks, plainly, and pushes for a real answer instead of "soon". - Never accepts an offer for you. When the company offers a credit, you decide: accept, counter, or keep pressing. - Keeps the record: what they admitted, what they promised, case numbers and names, so the next step (a complaint, an appeal) is built on their own words. - Always honest: it tells the company it's a digital assistant working for you when asked, and never pretends to be you. Your first chat case and your first phone call are free. After that, $5 a case or $14 a month for 5 cases at hellhold.vector4.games. Hellhold acts only for companies you've authorized it to contact, and you can revoke that any time. Privacy: chats are processed to work your case and are never sold or used for advertising. Social Security numbers and one-time codes are masked. Full policy: https://hellhold.vector4.games/privacy