Talking to a live person?

Hi! So I recently started a managed Fidelity Roth IRA account and I would like to talk to a Investment Advisor over phone or chat about good ways to manage this so when I retire I am not just scraping by. But apparently you need 50,000 dollars to talk to a human being? I don't have 50,000 dollars.

Are there any other ways to talk to someone?

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u/Superguys611 — 12 days ago
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Feedback about Sofi Customer Support

I am a pretty long term member of SoFi and i’ve contacted customer support a few times. And I do give credit where credit is due which I will say SoFi Dispute Team and back office are pretty good at what they do unfortunately the same can’t be said for the normal
customer support department. When I call or chat into SoFi I feel like i’m treated like a bot instead of a human and the person on the other end of the call is reading off a script. I’m not looking for perfect support. People make mistakes and I get that. What I want is to be talked to like a person when something goes wrong, not walked through a script that doesn’t fit the situation.

I’m posting this not to hate on SoFi as I do think they do really well on a lot of things but to provide constructive feedback, the goal of this post is maybe if the right people or team at SoFi see this improvements can be made.

I welcome other people to comment and give their feedback or experience(s) as well but please give it constructively and not just hating on the company as that isn’t the goal of this post. It is my goal to help them improve their customer support for the sake of all of us as members. Not to hate or bash them.

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u/Superguys611 — 19 days ago

Stop and Shop AP - Breaking into Field

So I recently got a interview for Stop and Shop AP and was told the AP associate in my area are district wide AP and travel around. Has anyone been in this position that can give me insight as far as how much travel, if i’m actually assigned to a specific store for a day or I just move around stores all day.

I would love any insight I could get and would appreciate it immensely.

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u/Superguys611 — 2 months ago
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A bit of a weird question…

I am trying to become a Lowe’s Asset Protection Agent I have around 2 years of retail experience and 3 years in customer service. Every time I apply on their workday I think i’m getting rejected by automation and never getting infront of human eyes. Could I be doing something wrong? As I don’t think getting hired by lowe’s is that difficult.

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u/Superguys611 — 2 months ago

Question about Asset Protection

Do all stop and shop Asset Protection Specialist (APS) have to travel? Because I know some companies make all their APS travel around to different stores, or is it possible to just be at one store?

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u/Superguys611 — 2 months ago

Platinum Secured Card Graduation - Help

Hi everyone,

So I have had a Capital One Platinum Secured Card for over 2 years and for some reason Capital One refuses to graduate my card despite having perfect history and 2 other cards with them. They basically tell me that it isn't done by human review and instead by a automated system. I even went as far as getting escalated to their Backoffice Escalations Team who basically told me the same thing.

Any advice or has anyone had a similar experience with Capital One and secured cards with them?

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u/Superguys611 — 3 months ago