Live chat with Nintendo by following these instructions. For better talking points and tips, be sure to tell us what kind of issue you are trying to message with Nintendo about. We can usually help ensure a better outcome. This is the best way to live chat with Nintendo because 18,432 customers have used it over the last 18 months to reach customer service and told us about it. Live chat is an excellent way to quickly get a human agent to talk to about your customer service problem and the wait times are usually shorter than they are for phone-based support. But sometimes chatting is inconvenient or not preferred, in which case Nintendo usually prefer to call their phone number, which we provide a link to above. The department that mans the chat windows at http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/chat/en_na/chatStart.jsp?source=email are used to handling Repairs, Update Account Info, Refund an Order, Track an Order, Device Support and other customer service issues. When you chat with Nintendo agents, they are most likely chatting with you from their call center located in Washington. Live chat is rarely available 24/7, and this department is open Mon-Sun 6am-7pm PST. It's hard to tell if companies like Nintendo offer customer care over live chat, so we started compiling this information and best alternatives from customers like you. Please keep sharing what you know about contacting Nintendo with GetHuman and keep sharing with others so we can together make customer service less frustrating.
While Nintendo does offer live chat as a way to get help, they also have a phone number. In total, there are 3 ways to get in touch with them. The best phone number for Nintendo is their 800-255-3700 customer service phone number, and you can get the details and use our free call-back service by finding the link for it above and clicking it. Know any other ways to contact Nintendo? Or is any of the information above inaccurate? Please let us know so we can keep sharing the best possible information with other customers.
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