Regus - Austin - North MoPac — Attraction in Austin

The short version is that Regus customer service is a 3 locally and 0 corporately. There are local shared offices that your business will matter more to and that you'll get better service from. Try them first.

If you can't reach someone at your local Regus center, or if they can't help you, prepare for pain. Regus corporate does not publish a customer service phone number on invoices, nor do they have phone numbers published in their portal. There is no chat. There is only a contact form. Good luck with that.

In my case, my online access was compromised. Somehow I had a membership account under one login (never used it, don't even know what it is to be honest) and then my office account under another login.

As a result, logging in would glitch and I could not access my office account. After an hour on the phone with a tech guy he managed to merge access. Unfortunately for me, I understood the merged access to mean I now just had one account and one login. I would try to login each month to restore my credit card auto-payment after a card was stolen and I wouldn't see my bills or the office account. I thought the old problem had returned. Due to Covid, I was no longer making trips into the office. So month one, I hit reply to the Regus email with my bill and asked for help. The next month, I hadn't heard back on the prior email and decided to email my local office location. Finally, I got an email from someone on their collection team. Eureka! There as even a phone number!! After 20 minutes on hold, I asked the Rep who answered if I could pay my bill, reinstate auto-pay with the new card and I asked if late fees could be waived given the challenges I'd had. He gave me another number to call. After almost 30 min more on hold, I spoke with a customer service rep who could only open a ticket and escalate to a manager. Another hour burned up on something that should be simple, but hey... I was talking to real people so it was at least progress! :)

The next day a manager called and turned down my request because apparently I was logging in with the wrong email. Now mind you, I had been told my accounts were merged... so it didn't even dawn on me that I might still have two logins. Furthermore the system let me login in and when I'd use the dropdown to switch accounts, it presented a yellow message box that said "One or more company accounts are missing important information". I thought the same online account error was presenting itself again. According to the "customer service" manager the confusion was my fault. They couldn't be held responsible for my confusion. They weren't obligated to waive late fees. The same manager would not take me at my word that I had attempted email contact. He told me I would have to provide written proof that I had attempted to get help. He admitted that the company doesn't publish phone numbers on invoices nor inside the portal but didn't seem to care that it made escalating issue harder for clients. He says it was a decision Regus corporate made and it was their right to do so.

It started out with a simple request. I think anyone in my position would have asked for the late fees to be waived. However, when the customer service manager said "we can't be held responsible for you using the wrong login" I flipped. He didn't account for my prior experience with the portal, not the difficulty reaching anyone at Regus. In the end, the dollar amount of the late fees is not big deal. It's that they are profiting by making it time consuming and difficult to reach a live person for a unique but easy to solve problem. They blamed me, the customer, for the poor experience with their technology and the difficulty in reach a live person.

Apparently Regus really, really, really needs those late fees. And with the corporate values and culture on display... I...

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Anytime I need help from the staff they immediately do what's necessary to solve any issues that arise.

My clients love the convenient location and the gorgeous park like courtyard is great to meet at outside or to enjoy looking out from my window from my suite.

The office desks and equipment are comfortable and the kitchen area and additional private living area is large and homey.

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