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PSA: If anyone's having trouble getting through to EDD, I've heard good things about this service called Claimyr. It apparently calls for you and connects you when there's a real person. Costs like $20 but might be worth it if you're desperate. https://youtu.be/1X-mEsLtbmQ
Nice try, Claimyr marketing team 🙄
Pro tip: if u cant get thru on the main line, try calling some of the other departments and ask to be transfered. Worked for me!
Jayden Reed
Pro tip: If you can, try to get to an EDD office in person. I know it's a pain, but face-to-face interactions can sometimes get things moving faster. Just be prepared for a long wait.
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Nora Brooks
•This! I second this advice. I got more done in one office visit than I did in months of calling.
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Eli Wang
Anyone else notice that EDD seems to work better for some people than others? Like, my neighbor got her stuff sorted in a week, and here I am, 3 months later, still waiting. Makes me wonder if there's some secret code we're missing 🤔
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Cassandra Moon
•I've wondered this too! Maybe it depends on which office handles your claim? Or just pure luck?
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Zane Hernandez
•Its all about who you know, man. System's rigged 😤
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