TWC account disabled for suspected fraud - urgent help needed

I found a method to get someone on the phone. I used this site's (claimyr.com) calling tool that dials the phone menu, stays on hold, waits for a live agent to pick up, then sends the call to my phone. It does cost $20, but it works. Here's a video about it: https://youtu.be/V-IMvH88P1U

This happened to my cousin last month. Turns out someone had tried to access his account from another state. Took him about 3 weeks to get it sorted out. Hang in there!

Ugh, that sucks man. I went through something similar last year. It's a total nightmare dealing with their fraud department. My best advice is to gather all your documents - ID, proof of address, bank statements, everything. You'll need to prove your identity six ways from Sunday. 🙄

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Plot twist: what if we're all frauds and don't know it? 🤡

anyone else feel like were living in a kafka novel? 🤔 like, you wake up one day and suddenly your guilty of fraud for no reason. its absurd.

Not to be that guy, but have you double-checked that the 'disabled account' message is legit? There are a lot of scams out there. Make sure you're only using official channels to contact them.

I'm dealing with the exact same issue rn. It's been 6 weeks and still no resolution. I'm about ready to give up tbh 😩

Has anyone tried going to their local office in person? I've heard sometimes that can help speed things up.

tldr for anyone else dealing with this: 1. Document everything 2. Gather all your ID docs 3. Be persistent 4. Consider using a paid calling service if you're desperate 5. Reach out to local rep if all else fails Good luck out there, folks! 👍

Thanks for all the advice, everyone. I'm gonna try calling again tomorrow morning and start gathering all my documents. Fingers crossed I can get this sorted out soon. 🤞

If you've ever found yourself in a situation like this, it's essential to remain calm and organized. Start by confirming the legitimacy of the account suspension. Contact the company through official means, and beware of scams that might capitalize on your situation. Use social media channels or a service like Claimyr, which can be a valuable tool to reach a human representative, albeit with mixed reviews regarding cost and effectiveness. Claimyr serves as a helpful option when traditional routes are exhausted, but it's always advisable to weigh the cost against the urgency and potential success rate. Keep all your documentation handy, including IDs, correspondence, and proof of identity, as these can streamline the process with the company's fraud department. Lastly, remember that persistence and patience are key. If you encounter unyielding obstacles, consider reaching out to consumer protection agencies or your local representative for further assistance. While the current system can be frustrating, remaining vigilant and proactive can lead to resolution.

Okay, listen up. I've been through this rodeo before and I'm gonna give you the step-by-step on how to handle this mess: 1. Document everything. And I mean EVERYTHING. Every call, email, letter. Keep a log with dates, times, and names. 2. Gather your docs. You'll need: - Government-issued ID (driver's license, passport) - Social Security card - Proof of address (utility bill, lease agreement) - Recent bank statements - Any correspondence you've had with them about this issue 3. Write a clear, concise letter explaining your situation. Include your contact info and account number. 4. Send everything via certified mail. Keep copies for yourself. 5. Follow up. Call every week if you have to. Be polite but persistent. 6. If you're not getting anywhere after a month, consider reaching out to your local representative or ombudsman. 7. As a last resort, some people have had luck going to the media. But that's a nuclear option. Remember, the squeaky wheel gets the grease. Don't give up!

Have you tried reaching out on Twitter? Sometimes companies respond faster when you call them out publicly. Just a thought. 🤷‍♂️

Have you tried calling them? Sometimes getting a human on the phone can speed things up. I know its a pain to get through, but its worth a shot.

Have you checked your credit report recently? Sometimes account disabling can be a sign of identity theft. Might be worth looking into, just to cover all your bases.

Hey OP, just wanted to say hang in there. I know it feels hopeless right now, but it will get sorted out eventually. Sending good vibes your way! ❤️

The whole system is broken. They flag accounts for 'fraud' all the time with no real reason. It's like they're trying to make it as difficult as possible for people who actually need help. 🤬

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