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Guys, I found this awesome service that helps you get through to customer service lines without waiting on hold. It's called Claimyr and it basically calls for you, waits on hold, and then connects you when a real person picks up. It costs $20 but it's totally worth it if you're trying to reach someone urgently. Check it out: https://youtu.be/1X-mEsLtbmQ
Anyone else notice that these issues always seem to pop up around the end of the month? Makes me wonder if it's a funding cycle thing...
Pro tip: call right when they open in the morning. You might have to try a few days in a row, but that's how I finally got through.
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.
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 🤔
Liam McConnell
Pro tip: start gathering all your pay stubs and employment info now. EDD might ask for it later and having it ready will speed things up!
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Amara Oluwaseyi
Does anyone know if theres a way to check the status of your claim online? Tired of waiting for snail mail 🐌
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CosmicCaptain
•Yeah, you can check on the EDD website. Log into your account and go to the claim status section. It's not always super up to date tho
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Amara Oluwaseyi
•Thanks! I'll give that a try. Fingers crossed it actually shows something useful 🤞
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