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Anyone else notice that payments seem to come through faster if you file on a Tuesday? Or am I just imagining things? 🤔
LPT: Keep a detailed log of all your calls, who you spoke to, and what was said. It'll help if you need to escalate your case later on.
Guys, I've been dealing with EDD for months now and I've learned a few tricks. Here's what I've found works best: 1. Call right when they open. Like, set an alarm and be ready to dial at 7:59 AM. 2. If you can't get through, keep redialing. It's annoying, but persistence pays off. 3. Use the online portal as much as possible. Sometimes you can resolve issues without calling. 4. If you do get a callback scheduled, make sure you're in a quiet place with good cell reception. 5. Have all your documents ready before the call. They might ask for claim numbers, dates, etc. 6. Be polite but firm. The person on the other end is probably dealing with angry people all day. 7. If all else fails, contact your local representative. They can sometimes work miracles. Hope this helps someone! We're all in this together. 💪
Pro tip: If you get a rude agent, politely ask to speak with a supervisor. Some of them don't know the updated policies and might give you wrong info.
Sean O'Donnell
Pro tip: if you can, try calling from a different phone number. Sometimes if they see you've been calling a lot from one number, they might filter you out. Also, don't forget to check your spam folder for emails!
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Malik Johnson
•That's a good idea, I'll try using my partner's phone. And I'll double-check my spam folder, thanks!
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Zara Ahmed
Guys I finally got through today after 2 months of trying! Keep pushing, it'll happen eventually. Sending good vibes to everyone still struggling 🙏
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Luca Esposito
•Congrats! 🎉 Any tips for the rest of us still stuck in EDD purgatory?
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Zara Ahmed
•Honestly, just pure luck. But I did call at exactly 8:01 AM and got through after only 20 minutes on hold. Maybe try that?
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