Pittsburgh Steelers Customer Service Issues

Archive 1

The following are issues that customers reported to GetHuman about Pittsburgh Steelers customer service, archive #1. It includes a selection of 9 issue(s) reported August 2, 2018 onward. If you have a similar customer service issue, this page will help you find current, up-to-date answers and solutions too.
I am looking to get in touch with Ryan H., Jaime G., Stacie L., or AJ P., or the appropriate Pittsburgh Steelers staff, to discuss a potential collaboration between local veterans and the Pittsburgh Steelers organization. I am a Veteran/Patient Specialist at the Pittsburgh VA hospital, assisting veterans in obtaining their earned benefits and healthcare. I am planning an event to simplify this process for veterans in the area, and I would appreciate your organization's consideration to help make it successful and well-attended. You can reach me directly at [redacted] at the Pittsburgh VA hospital. I am looking forward to your response. Thank you, Pam Hook Office of Veteran Experience [redacted]
Reported by GetHuman942994 on Thursday, August 2, 2018 4:08 PM
To whom it may concern, I am writing regarding my recent experience at a Steelers game with my family. We were seated in section [redacted], but unfortunately, we couldn't all sit together. My wife and daughter were in row F, and my other daughter and I were in row K. Despite the seating issue, we initially enjoyed the game until a heavily intoxicated man in row G vomited on himself, his seat, and the ground in the first quarter, creating a strong smell. His intoxicated girlfriend was also being disruptive with profanity. We reported the incident to an usher multiple times, but nothing was done to address the situation. The combination of the smell and behavior led us to leave at halftime, making this the worst sporting experience I've ever had. The environment was not suitable for my 12-year-old daughter, and it has made me hesitant to attend another game in the future. Thank you.
Reported by GetHuman-robertmt on Tuesday, August 28, 2018 2:57 PM
I recently moved into a new home and found an offensive playbook from the Pittsburgh Steelers along with a sealed letter from the NFL addressed to one of their receivers, still in a FedEx envelope. I haven't opened it as I believe it may contain confidential information. I would like to return the items to the team, but given our financial struggles with my husband out of work and my own health issues preventing me from working, I wonder if selling them could help alleviate some of our stress. I'm reaching out to seek permission or guidance on what to do next. Thank you for your understanding. My name is Tawnya, and you can contact me at [redacted].
Reported by GetHuman-metamini on Monday, November 12, 2018 12:04 AM
I am concerned about the team leadership's lack of awareness regarding certain players who seem to be unfocused on the team's goal of winning games. As a lifelong fan, I find it troubling that players like Bell and Brown are not aligning with the team's objectives. It's essential for the front office to address this disconnect and initiate a dialogue with these players to ensure they are committed to the team's success. While I acknowledge the players' contributions to the community, winning games should remain a top priority. I hope this feedback is taken seriously by the team management. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Reported by GetHuman1887965 on Thursday, January 3, 2019 4:14 PM
The food selection at the clubhouse is disappointing. It mainly consists of greasy fast food, and the long lines make it very frustrating. The limited number of fryers compared to the high demand is ridiculous. For the amount of money we spend on club seats, the food options are awful. The quality of sandwiches with good meat choices in rear sections has declined. Many people around us are also unhappy with this situation. We hope the organization can improve the food offerings on game days.
Reported by GetHuman3714943 on Sunday, October 6, 2019 6:48 PM
As enthusiastic fans of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Penguins, we are hoping for a special visit from some of the players for our son who has been bravely battling through a challenging recovery in a Norfolk, VA hospital. Since Coach Mike Tomlin hails from this area, it would mean the world to us if there could be a surprise visit arranged, possibly including Big Ben since he is out due to injury. Our son's journey following a tragic incident involving a road rage shooting has been arduous, with multiple surgeries, complications, and setbacks. Despite the odds, he has shown incredible resilience, surpassing medical expectations at every turn. Witnessing our son's strength in the face of such adversity has been both heartbreaking and inspiring. We believe a visit from his sports heroes could reignite his fighting spirit and provide him with a much-needed boost during this difficult time. We remain hopeful that your assistance or guidance in arranging this visit will bring some joy and encouragement to our son's ongoing recovery process.
Reported by GetHuman-sizzorsh on Friday, October 18, 2019 9:21 PM
I am interested in obtaining a group photo of the Steelers. I am currently working on a project for the Veteran Rehab center in Baltimore, where many Steelers fans are located. I would appreciate receiving 50 copies of the photo. My name is Hope Nichols, and I reside at [redacted] Axehead Court, Randallstown, MD [redacted]. I have been a dedicated Steelers fan for many years and had high hopes for a Super Bowl win this year, maybe next year. Thank you for your assistance.
Reported by GetHuman-hopenic on Thursday, December 26, 2019 6:22 PM
Hello, I am Rudy D. and I am reaching out on behalf of my 24-year-old grandson who is a student at Norfolk State University. A year ago, he was diagnosed with Glioma, a severe brain cancer that drastically impacted his life as a standout wide receiver. Despite being given only a few months to live, he has bravely fought for a year now. Facing challenging times, he finds solace in his unwavering support for the Steelers. His health took a critical turn on January 20th, and we are uncertain about his future. Football is his passion, with the Steelers holding a special place in his heart. I am hoping to arrange something meaningful from the Steelers, even a simple letter of encouragement, for my grandson Floyd Jones, who is under hospice care at home in Hampton, Virginia. Floyd is a remarkable individual who means the world to me. Thank you.
Reported by GetHuman-rdardy on Sunday, January 24, 2021 7:41 PM
Hello, my name is Lewis R. I'm born and raised in Pittsburgh, specifically Hazelwood. My issue is that despite being 46 years old and battling stage four colon cancer, I have never been to a Steelers game. I bleed black and gold, and my passion for the team runs deep. Unfortunately, circumstances have always prevented me from attending, and now, with my health challenges, I cannot afford tickets. I'm not comfortable asking for help, but seeing a game live would mean the world to me. If you can assist, I would be incredibly grateful. If not, I understand and will continue supporting the Steelers with pride. Thank you for your time.
Reported by GetHuman7927688 on Tuesday, October 3, 2023 2:25 PM

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