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Been following this thread and just wanted to say - I used Claimyr last month after reading similar discussions. Got through to EDD in 25 minutes and resolved my pending claim same day. Sometimes paying for convenience is worth it.
Final advice from someone who's been through this: if you're hitting caller limits regularly, you're probably better off with an automated solution. I wasted 3 weeks learning all these calling tricks when I could have been done in one day.
You're probably right. I think I'm going to try Claimyr tomorrow instead of continuing this calling marathon.
The most important thing about calling the EDD phone number to talk to a person: you have to treat it like a part-time job. Block out 4-6 hours minimum and just keep dialing. It's not a quick process.
4-6 hours?! I don't have that kind of time with my work schedule. This is why I might need to look into alternatives.
That's exactly why services like Claimyr exist. They do the time-consuming part so you don't have to sit there all day redialing.
Don't fall for any 'secret numbers' or 'backdoor methods' you see online. I wasted days trying supposed insider tricks. The main EDD phone number to talk to a person is really your only legitimate option.
I've called every day this week starting at 8am sharp and haven't even gotten a busy signal - just the 'too busy' message every single time. This is ridiculous.
This is why that Claimyr service makes sense. They have better success rates than we do manually.
Final update: Used Claimyr this afternoon and got my contact info updated. Total time from ordering the callback to finishing with the agent was 28 minutes. Definitely recommend if you're tired of the manual calling nightmare.
Been tracking my calling attempts from Yorba Linda in a spreadsheet. 847 total calls over 3 weeks, got on hold 4 times, 3 calls dropped, spoke to 1 agent. That's a 0.12% success rate for manual calling.
Your dedication is impressive but that's exactly why I switched to claimyr.com after my first week of failed attempts. Life's too short.
Monday mornings and Friday afternoons are the absolute worst times to call. Mondays everyone's calling about weekend issues, Fridays people are rushing before the weekend. Stick to Tuesday-Thursday for best odds.
Sofia Gomez
Third time using Claimyr and still impressed. 22 minutes to speak to representative today. My manual calling days are officially over.
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Giovanni Rossi
•Same here. If it saves even one full day of redialing, it's worth whatever they charge.
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Fatima Al-Mansour
•Smart investment. Time is money, especially when you're unemployed and need benefits processed quickly.
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Dylan Evans
Week 4 update: Still haven't spoken to representative despite calling every single day. This system is completely broken and needs a complete overhaul.
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StormChaser
•Have you considered the automated calling services? Manual attempts clearly aren't working for you.
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Dylan Evans
•Yeah, looking into Claimyr now. This manual approach is destroying my mental health and getting nowhere.
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