HP is apparently making personal PC and printer buyers wait 15 minutes on phone calls Customers in the UK, Ireland, France, Germany and Italy are affected During the call, three more self-service ...

Facepalm: In what might be one of the biggest gaffs of the year, HP is trying to dislodge its foot from its mouth after getting caught intentionally forcing customers to wait for 15 minutes on ...

Sometimes in a single interaction with a company you can come across major issues finally expressed in a form you can understand. The PC industry has never been high on the list of customer ...

Remember that feeling of dread when you had to call HP customer service? The endless hold music, the robotic voice telling you about “longer waiting times” (even when there weren’t), and the sinking ...

Companies aren't even pretending to care about their customers anymore. I'm getting to the point where I think that everything I learned in basic economics was a complete lie. On a somewhat unrelated ...

HP has ended a policy that made people wait at least 15 minutes for every customer service call in the hopes that they would give up and turn to the company's website or chatbot. As The Register ...

Hewlett-Packard (HP) is offering a “virtual house call” service to users who have trouble getting their PCs to work HP Instant Care, announced Monday, provides personalized service over the Internet.