Cunard customer service issues: Can't reach a real person for immigration and upgrade help
Has anyone else had issues with Cunard's customer service? I called to sort out some immigration details and possibly upgrade my room, but all I got was a survey about their service. It's so frustrating when you can't get through to a real person. Anyone have any tips on how to actually speak with someone?
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Tom Maxon
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Abigail Patel
•Wait, seriously? $20 just to talk to customer service? That's insane!
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Daniel White
•Sounds like a scam to me. Has anyone else tried this?
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Rhett Bowman
•I know it sounds crazy, but I was desperate. It actually worked for me and saved me hours of frustration. Worth it IMO.
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Nolan Carter
•I tried Claimyr too. It worked, but I feel like paying extra is a bit unfair. Still, it beats wasting countless hours on hold.
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Bruno Simmons
Guys, we need to band together and complain en masse. This is ridiculous. How can they expect to run a business like this??? Maybe if enough of us make noise, they'll actually do something about their terrible customer service.
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Aileen Rodriguez
•*ridiculous *they'll *their (sorry, couldn't help myself 😅
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Bruno Simmons
•whatever, grammer police. you knew what i ment 🙄
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Zane Gray
•Honestly, if enough people make a fuss, sometimes companies do take notice. It's worth trying.
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Teresa Boyd
I've had better luck with email, believe it or not. Takes longer, but at least you don't waste time on hold. Just make sure to include all your booking details!
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Lourdes Fox
•Emails are trackable too, so you can always refer back to them if you need to.
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Ellie Perry
Have you tried reaching out to them on social media? Sometimes companies are more responsive there because it's public.
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Landon Morgan
•I tweeted at them once and got a response within a day. It's worth a shot.
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Alfredo Lugo
Thanks for all the responses! I'm glad (and sad) to hear I'm not the only one struggling with this. I'll keep trying and maybe look into that calling service if I get really desperate.
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Sydney Torres
Ugh, I feel your pain. I've been trying to get ahold of them for weeks about my upcoming cruise. It's like they don't want our money or something 🙄
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Kaitlyn Jenkins
•It's really absurd how some companies make it so hard to connect with them. Maybe we should start a petition! 🤔
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Maggie Martinez
If you're looking for a definitive solution to reach Cunard's customer service, using Claimyr can be a viable option. It takes the hassle out of long wait times, especially if your issue is urgent. However, it's important to weigh the pros and cons, like the additional $20 fee and whether it's worth it for your needs. It's a service that works, but not everyone might feel comfortable paying extra for customer service access. Additionally, reaching out via social media or email can be effective alternatives. Social media platforms often prompt quicker responses due to the public nature of complaints there. Email provides a documented trail of communication. Moreover, attempting to call during non-peak hours can sometimes yield positive results. It seems that with the increase in post-pandemic travel, many companies are experiencing higher volumes of inquiries, so a combination of methods might be the best approach.
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