SuddenLink Customer Service Phone Numbers


SuddenLink Customer Service
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Suddenlink is a terrible company who values new customers much more than good paying long term customers. Your service when needed is lacking severely in the field and on call in to the customer service. You customer service is so scripted that a real conversation isn't possible and just frustrate the customer experience. Called this morning and selected call me back and you had a message it would be a week. I am really trying to understand your business model but it only seems it is to make it to difficult to speak to someone and hope the customer gives up. Coming from a service industry not hearing from a customer is the worst possible thing a company can have.

Not seeing many options to extending the use of Suddenlink and time to reconsider other options.

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SuddenLink Customer Service Phone Numbers

Customer service: 888-822-5151, 1-877-794-2724
To order new service: 877-694-9474
To transfer your existing service to a new address: 877-694-9474
For general, billing or technical support: 877-794-2724
Business/Ad Sales: 800-490-9604
Live Chat: 877-694-9474
Need Assistance: 888.592.1995
Corporate Phone Number: 1-314-315-9500
Sales: 1-877-694-9474
Business: 1-800-490-9604

 

SuddenLink Headquarters Info, Email, Phone number, Website and live chat Information

The Suddenlink Communications is an American telecommunications subsidiary of Altice USA which specializes in cable television, high-speed internet, broadband phone, home security and advertising. Prior to its acquisition by Altice the company was the seventh largest cable operator with 1.5 million residential and 90,000 business subscribers.
 
After Altice acquired Cablevision Systems Corporation (Cablevision) on November 30, 2016 Suddenlink was combined with Cablevision to become Altice’s American division known as Altice USA. Together with Optimum, the service brand name used by Cablevision for its products, Altice USA became the United States’ fourth largest cable operator with 4.6 million subscribers and the sixth largest pay tv service provider with 3.50 million subscribers.

If you searching for SuddenLink Customer Service Number, you are at the right place. In this post, we have provided a list of SuddenLink Customer Service Phone Numbers. You can call SuddenLink Customer Support the SuddenLink 800 Phone Number given here and solve your queries.

SuddenLink Corporate Office Address : Cequel Communications Holdings I, LLC, 12444 Powerscourt Dr., Ste. 450, St. Louis, Missouri 63131 USA
Headquarters Email : michael.tarrant@suddenlink.com
SuddenLink Corporate Office phone number : 1-877-794-2724

Fax Number:(314) 315-9496

headquarters website: Click here
Discussion forum: Click here
 

SuddenLink International Customer Service numbers

Canada and the U.S:
United-Kingdom :  
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How to Contact SuddenLink TOLL FREE 1-800 NUMBER

List of numbers for SuddenLink Customer care and support

SuddenLink customer care number : 1-877-794-2724
Support number: 877-794-2724
SuddenLink Executive Customer Relations :

Below are the steps which show a demo of how to contact the SuddenLink Customer Service

  • Thank you for calling AT&T. If you are calling about TV, internet home or cell phone service, press or say one.
  • If you are calling for business services, press or say two.
  • To place a new order for TV, internet, home or cell phone service, press or say one
  • I’ll need to check to make sure our service can be provided in your area. Please enter or say your five-digit zip-code.
  • Thank you for calling AT&T, please hold while we transfer your call to the next available agent. We value you as a customer, thank you for your patience. This call may be monitored or recorded for quality assurance.
  • Hey, thank you for calling AT&T my name is XXXXXXXX, to who am I speaking with? (live person)
    to check the status of your order, press or say two.
  • To make changes to or move your existing service, press or say three.
  • For more options, such as technical support in billing, press or say four.

 

SuddenLink Executive Team

Dexter G. Goei: CEO
Charles F. Stewart: CFO
Hakim Boubazine: COO

SuddenLink Application download

Android app download for SuddenLink

SuddenLink IOS app download
 

SuddenLink Services

  • Find Offers
  • Moving?
  • Pay Bill
  • My Account
  • Email
  • Pricing & Packages

SuddenLink history

The predecessor to Suddenlink Communications was Cebridge Communications that was formed in September 2003 by its parent company Cequel III. Cequel III was formed in January 2002 by Jerry Kent, a former CEO for Charter Communications, Charter’s co-founder Howard Wood and Dan Dergstein, a telecommunications lawyer. The company invested in Classic Communications on February 10, 2003 shortly after it emerged from bankruptcy.
 
Classic Communications was founded in 1992 by Merritt Belisle and Steven Seach and the company was taken public on October 31, 1999 and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on November 14, 2001. Classic had a total of 325,000 subscribers when Cequel III assumed management of the cable provider on February 10, 2003.

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SuddenLink Customer Service
Average rating:  
 1 reviews
 by S Perry

Suddenlink is a terrible company who values new customers much more than good paying long term customers. Your service when needed is lacking severely in the field and on call in to the customer service. You customer service is so scripted that a real conversation isn't possible and just frustrate the customer experience. Called this morning and selected call me back and you had a message it would be a week. I am really trying to understand your business model but it only seems it is to make it to difficult to speak to someone and hope the customer gives up. Coming from a service industry not hearing from a customer is the worst possible thing a company can have.

Not seeing many options to extending the use of Suddenlink and time to reconsider other options.

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