Verizon Center for Customers with Disabilities does not have a Facebook Business Page that is manned by their customer service department, but there are plenty of ways to get help. If you are trying to get an issue fixed or ask them a question, our advice is this: Call Verizon Center for Customers with Disabilities instead. One reason that so few customers prefer to speak with businesses over Facebook is that the conversation is more private than, say, a conversation with Verizon Center for Customers with Disabilities over Twitter. And generally, if a Facebook option is available and their customer service department actually operates it, they likely have a big enough customer support operation to also communiate over the phone, by email, or sometimes even by chat. And of course we at GetHuman build tools to make communicating any of these ways even easier and less time-consuming, so there's that too. So far we have not built any tools to accelerate or improve communication through Facebook, but we may soon. Particularly for companies that are on Facebook Messenger.
Believe it or not, this Facebook page is the only way we know of to communicate with Verizon Center for Customers with Disabilities. Which doesn't bode well for trying to get a customer issue addressed. Fear not: viewing this page will trigger one of the GetHuman research staff to dig harder for other ways to contact Verizon Center for Customers with Disabilities besides this. The best way to talk to customer care, according to other Verizon Center for Customers with Disabilities customers, is the 800-974-6006 option we show above. If you know of other ways to reach Verizon Center for Customers with Disabilities that we haven't talked about here already, please let our research team know. Or if you think that Verizon Center for Customers with Disabilities has a better Facebook page or Messenger handle, we want to know that too! And we of course would want to share that with other customers in our ongoing fight to make customer service easier and more transparent to all.