Regus Where Service Dies and Billing Nightmares Thrive. Spokane Washington

Regus stands as a shocking testament to how NOT to manage billing and customer service. Eager for a simple workspace solution, I began my journey with them by purchasing a lounge membership. Little did I know that this was my first step into a quagmire of incompetence.

Seeking an upgrade to a private office, I was astonishingly overcharged for four months of a service that was already included in the new package. In a bid to prevent more blunders, I removed my credit card from their system. Yet, the true debacle started when Regus took over three weeks to rectify this error. After several chasers on my end, their delay led to a late fee on my first private office invoice. How ironic.

Upon addressing this, I was met with a maze of contradictory emails. Their solution? Pay the unwarranted late fee first and then they'd "generously" credit it back. The time it took to get to this point? Another late penalty. This circus had dragged on for so long that I never even graced the threshold of the private office I was paying for.

Desperate, I reached out to their CEO, Mark Dixon. The outcome? A deafening silence. This entire fiasco underscores Regus's glaring absence of customer service and complete lack of accountability.

My advice is unambiguous: steer clear of Regus. They've mastered the art of complicating the uncomplicated, and you'd be better off seeking alternatives than getting ensnared in their web of ineptitude.
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