When you call Credit One Bank's customer service phone number, an automated messaging system immediately offers two language options: press 1 for English, press 2 for Spanish. This is great; additional language options are always appreciated as they increase caller accessibility. If you don't make a selection (I was momentarily distracted), English is selected for you and you're asked to enter your card number followed by the pound key.
I don't currently have a card number to enter, as I was calling to check on an application, so I didn't type anything in. After a few seconds, the system presents you with a semi-proper phone menu: press 1 if you're calling to check the status of an existing application, press 7 if you're calling to report a card as lost or stolen (why 7? why not 2 or 3?), and press 2 to switch to Spanish.
If you don't press any of the above options, the system once again asks you to enter a card number. This time, however, the pause afterwards is extremely brief. Then, the secondary, semi-proper phone menu will repeat again in its entirety. This is a bit odd, but okay. At least the Spanish option was presented more than once, just in case!
Anyway, I pressed 1 to check the status of an existing application. The system then asked me to enter my Social Security number. I know this is a banking institution, but I'm not entering my Social via telephone unless absolutely necessary and only if I'm speaking to a representative for the bank. So, I didn't. I waited to see if there would be an alternative option or if, fingers crossed, I would finally be transferred to a representative, but to my shock, the call simply terminated. No warning, no nothing. If you don't enter your Social, they immediately and unceremoniously hang up on you. That's wild.
Because of this, I was unable to reach a representative.
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