This was my worst experience in the State of Nevada. I've lived here for several years and this is the first time I have been completely ignored in a place of business. I walked into the store to purchase a new phone. I was greeted with a smile, had my name taken, was told I was next, and then it went down hill. The only way I can say it, is to say it. If you guys do not want black people in you store please just hang a sign that says it. I stood by patiently and watched three people of a certain complexion walk in and get service while I was ignored. My patience ended when they all left and the two gentlemen (used loosely) continued to go about their work day as if I wasn't there. Ultimately, the worst experience I have had since leaving the south. Way to go Verizon.

Second Post Well, I tried. How many strikes do you get in baseballs? Oh yeah, three. Well Verizon just hit strike two. Please do not send me another email saying that you will reach out to discuss my concerns within 72 hours if you only intend on sending me a copy of my concern. I already know that I have a concern with the way I was treated. If the next message I receive from Verizon as a company is that what happened doesn't reflect the company, please save it. The fact that Verizon, as a company, has not or can not properly addressed this issue says all I need to know about the company and management. Right know I'm challenging Verizon to prove me wrong. If you can.