World Wrestling Entertainment Customer Service Issues

I signed up with Peacock to continue watching WWE. I contacted Samsung and Peacock for setup assistance, but both informed me that Peacock does not have an agreement with Samsung for programming. I purchased my 82-inch QR75 TV last year, and it is up to date. The email I used to sign up is [redacted], and my phone number is [redacted]. My name is Dale Collins. Any help to get their programming working on my TV would be appreciated. I have been a long-time customer.

I am contacting WWE Network about an issue with my disabled cousin, Christian Leon, in Phoenix, Arizona, [redacted]. He has been in touch with someone named Sonya Deville who claims to be the manager of WWE Network. She repeatedly asks for money (over $[redacted] each time) from him, who is disabled and a big WWE fan, dreaming of working with WWE one day. This has been ongoing since August last year. Sonya consistently gets the money requested through cash apps like CashApp and Google. She promises my cousin a job and other things like new vehicles, sending pictures. He, believing she represents WWE Network, sends a large part of his disability check to her. Besides employment promises and management claims, I have more details to discuss. Please reach out to me at my email, [redacted]. Thank you for your attention. - Monique G., Christian's cousin

I recently tried to email your company and had no success. A few days ago, I reached out regarding an individual on Facebook using Alexa Bliss' picture and the WWE logo, claiming to be her. This person has now asked me for money, starting with a small amount but likely aiming for larger sums in the future. It's concerning to think how many others might be falling victim to this scam. I believe your company should address this issue promptly. My name is Everett Millitaire, and you can reach me at emillitaire49@ [redacted] or [redacted]. I kindly request that you investigate this matter and inform me of any actions taken. Thank you.