History.com Customer Service Issues

I used to watch the History Channel almost every evening, but recently I've lost interest. The constant airing of "Forged in Fire" has become overwhelming and feels like the contestants are just showing off. I still enjoy "Pawn Stars" and "American Pickers," but the rest of the programming doesn't capture my attention as it used to. I'm now only tuning in a couple of nights a week. The advertisements no longer resonate with me. I would love to see more shows like "Apocalypse: The Second World War" that aired on December 10th. Enough with the sword shows already - bring on more captivating content!

I purchased a mug and a glass from the History Channel. I have been attempting to contact them for three days now without success as there is no phone number provided. One item was missing from my order, and there was no out-of-stock notice included with the cup that arrived. The invoice indicated that the missing item was shipped with the cup, but it was clear that the package was only intended for one cup.

During a time when many are staying at home, Project Blue Book has been canceled. This decision, made without considering the potential for growth and a dedicated audience, may lead to missed opportunities for success. It's disheartening to think that short-term gains may have influenced this outcome. Looking at the impact other series like 'Star Trek' had over time, building a following takes patience and belief in the content. It's important not to succumb to external pressures and to have the courage to pursue a vision that could lead to a significant following. As challenging times approach, there is a need for enlightenment and open-mindedness to possibilities beyond our world. Consider exploring topics like those found in the URANTIA BOOK for a broader perspective on life's mysteries. Thank you for your attention. Best regards, HGW-Weydevu

Hello History Channel, I am curious if you have ever featured a report on Val Thor. There is extensive information about Val Thor's visit to Earth in [redacted]. Val Thor reportedly had conversations with President Eisenhower and Richard Nixon a total of five times. It's surprising this historical event has never been widely discussed. It would be wonderful if you could dedicate a program to discussing Val Thor. Thank you for considering this topic. Val Thor, according to reports, originated from the planet Venus. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, Don Weber.

I subscribed to HistoryVault a week ago and initially had no issues using it. However, in the past two days, I've been unable to log in. Even when I try to reset my password through the email link they send, it doesn't work. I discovered this site through my internal history platform linked to my email. I enjoy the content, but I can't keep dealing with logging in problems. I request that you resolve this login issue promptly or ensure that I'm not charged for a subscription. If this problem persists and I'm billed in January, I expect it to be resolved since I had a week-long free trial ending tomorrow. You can reach me at [redacted]

I would like to watch TV shows on the History Channel. I have Amazon Prime but they told me to access it through my TV. I downloaded the app but can't watch without a TV provider. I have Hulu, Netflix, and Prime, and a firestick. I called Amazon Prime twice but couldn't get it to work. I even tried reaching out to the History Channel but no one answered. Can you assist me, please?

I am currently using a Samsung Smart TV with an Amazon Fire Stick. I am attempting to access the History Channel. After downloading the app on my TV and logging in with my email [redacted], I chose Spectrum as my cable provider and received an activation code. For two days, I have been unsuccessful in activating the channel using the provided code on my TV, iPad, or computer. Despite changing the code multiple times, it remains invalid. As a quadriplegic, typing is challenging for me, so I urgently need this matter resolved. I am disappointed by the lack of contact options on the History Channel's website. There is no available phone number listed on historychannel.com/accessibility, which I find frustrating.

I noticed an error in your "This Day in History" post dated May 12, [redacted], regarding the American Freighter Ship Mayaguez Seizure by the Cambodian Navy. In the 4th paragraph, there is a mistake where it mentions that most of the 41 Americans who died did so in an accidental explosion during the attack. I can confirm that the explosions were not accidental but intentional. Additionally, 23 Americans, all Air Force personnel, died due to catastrophic mechanical failure on May 13 while en route from Nakom Phanom (NKP). Furthermore, 18 Air Force, Marines, and sailors died during the insertion and extraction, including 3 Marines who were killed in action and separated from the final extraction landing zone. I have access to Department of Defense sources such as the Air Force Magazine and USAF Monograph Series to support the necessary correction for your article.

I received an email regarding the ancient Indo-Aryan tribe, Anga. It includes information about various Jail's Departments and Presidents, as well as references to different organizations like the International Journal of Construction Management and South Asia Construction PTE LTD. The email also discusses construction projects in South Asia and the location of SAARC countries on the world map. Additionally, it mentions graduation party speeches, articles from the UK, Bing's presentation rubric for writing, and courses available. There are also links provided for streaming a show outside Indonesia, VPN services, and philosophical reports. Lastly, the email includes details about TV program schedules and a post related to Fortnite on Pinterest.

This post seems to discuss a variety of eclectic topics, spanning from historical figures to geographical locations and spiritual movements. It references notable individuals like Angelina Jolie and political leaders like Donald Trump and Joe Biden in a complex narrative that involves various regions and cultural aspects. The post also includes mentions of the International Court of Justice, the Great Mughal Empire, and a diverse range of tribes and communities. Ultimately, it weaves a tapestry of information that touches on astronomical discoveries, historical monarchs, and construction industry insights in a unique and intricate manner.

The United States has cities starting with the letter "B" like Burlington, Boston, and Baltimore. Clifford Whitcomb is the Editor-in-Chief of the "Systems Engineering" Journal, and Olivier de Weck is the editor-in-chief of Systems Engineering. W. Dale Blair is the Editor-in-Chief of Open Journal of Systems Engineering. Bon Jovi and Brad Pitt are also mentioned. Various presidents of different organizations and entities are listed. The post includes information on the Tagalog myths, Hillary Clinton's warning about the Afghan US troop withdrawal, and Aung San Suu Kyi. The post further discusses the KHAD organization and the Bangash community, detailing their demographics and significance as a Karlani Pathan Citizen community in the border region of Eastern Afghanistan and North Western Pakistan.

Your account of Atlantis appears to have some inaccuracies. Atlantis is said to have existed over three historical periods, starting around [redacted],[redacted] BC. Its last phase concluded as a grouping of islands off the coast of Florida and Cuba, including parts of Florida and the Bahamas. Prior to that, it was believed to be a vast continent in the Atlantic Ocean, stretching from Western Europe far into the ocean. If you delve into the teachings of Edgar Cayce on Atlantis, you may gain a more comprehensive grasp of the topic. However, the disparaging comments made by the self-proclaimed "experts" on your program seem to lack credibility and were received with skepticism.