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I tried calling SIRI but the phones say that due to their internal meeting the lines are closed and then proceeds to lists the opening hours that coincide with the hours I actually called.
I sent an email more than 2 months ago that went unanswered and wanted to follow up on it but it looks like I have ran out of options.
Excessive fee for a case. And for the money you paid the processing time is slow, the exptected wating time is a lie.
Telephone queue is hours long with no guarantee your questions will even be partially answered.
Good luck if your employer ever makes an mistake. Becuase it is you who is going to take the fall.
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