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Worst investment company ever! There is no customer service at all and most people that work at this company do not even understand English. Watch out for hidden fees such as when you transfer your account they hit you with high fees even though they claim that there are no fees when you transfer your account and good luck trying to resolve any issue with them. Don't use this company at all or you will be very sorry if you do!!!

Angie was great. She is helpful and patient.

Can I give zero stars?
For anyone who has older relatives with DRIP accounts with their stock holding with them, in my case the place where my Grandma worked for 36 years and my Grandpa for 50, take my advice. Speak with them and have them move their holding asap to a broker. This place has been the least helpful company I have ever worked with after my Grandmas passing, and this is with a TOD account that she was very proud to set up for an easy transfer to me upon her death. Take my advice and transfer the stock to a more modern broker NOW.

Wow. I thought I’d seen some bad companies, but Computershare USA takes the cake.

Their service isn’t just poor—it’s practically non-existent.

I sold some shares in February and have been struggling ever since to receive the proceeds. It’s now almost the end of April. Here’s what happened:

After the sale, I was notified that it had gone through, but I wasn’t given any information about the next steps or how the cheque would be delivered. Weeks later, after repeatedly following up with Australia Post, I was told nothing had been received from the USA.
I then contacted Computershare to obtain a tracking number. When I provided it to Australia Post, they advised it didn’t appear to be one of theirs. After searching the number online, I discovered it was actually a UPS tracking number. When I contacted UPS, they informed me I had just missed the delivery, it was already being returned to sender on the same day I called.

When I asked why delivery failed, I was told they couldn’t locate me at home. I then asked whether any attempt had been made to contact me by phone or email, and was told that wasn’t part of their process. It’s unclear how they expect to successfully deliver something as important as a cheque without any form of notification. Do they expect recipients to stay home indefinitely waiting?

After that, I attempted to contact both Computershare Australia and the US. After weeks of failed attempts and being stuck with automated systems, I finally spoke to a representative. Although the interaction was less than professional, I was at least relieved to reach a person. I was told the cheque would be reissued and that I would receive a new tracking number within a few days.
That was over a month ago, and nothing has been received since.

I have made numerous follow-up calls and sent multiple emails. The responses I’ve received have been generic and unhelpful. I have since updated my bank details to request an international funds transfer instead, but I have not received any meaningful confirmation, just a generic email stating my bank details were updated.

This situation is beyond unacceptable,.it.is disgusting and it would never happen in Australia outside of Computershare.

As a procurement professional, I would never engage a supplier that operates in this manner. Fortunately, my other investments are managed through local brokers, and this experience has reinforced that I would never consider onboarding Computershare as a supplier under any circumstances.

Had a nice phone conversation with Garry about my inquiries with my shares. Thank you so much with helping me with my details. Please reward him for his great customer service! :)

I don't know where to start. All aspects of their customer service are broken. Wait times are well over 30 minutes. Call back option is broken. CSRs have no authority to fix issues. Supervisors have no authority. I have spent six hours over seven calls to get a simple K1 mauled and it still hasn't happened. I wonder if anyone at Computershare cares.

The man helping me on the phone was really patient and helpful Thank you for resolving my problem.

Horrible. The only customer service phone number connects you to an automated system that can only supply the most elemental of information, you know, the kind of info you already know. System basically says not to call them on Monday and Tuesday because they are busiset then. Uh huh, so everyone will call Weds? System doesn't even transfer you to an agent when asked. Just says they can't answer the question. So then you will try the chat. Guess what it disconnects you after a second. Don't believe me, try it. What a lousy company. I will invest elsewhere to avoid these dodos.

Very pleased. Aime was great to deal with - very professional and solved my issue straightaway.

This company is like a textbook definition of "grossly incompetent." I submitted POA documentation several times, and when I have called they have confirmed that the documentation is on file. However, after four attempts to sell shares and close accounts, I continue to get rejection letters from them stating that they cannot process the request until I submit POA documentation. Every time, I call them and they once again confirm that they have the POA documents on file -- but then I have to go through the process again of filling out forms, getting a nonsensical stamp from the bank on the forms, and resubmitting them - only to have them again tell me that they cannot process the forms because they are lacking POA documentation. I have struggled to sell these shares and close all Computershare accounts for at least four years, and they still will not comply.

The lady who took my call (Raksheen?) was extremely helpful. She followed the somewhat complicated nature of my enquiry, sought further information while I was put on hold for a few minutes, and clarified the position for me.

Their interests are these massive companies and not you. Website is terrible, no customer service and they don't want to help the retail person. Their customers are VZ, MCD, etc. Like many companies, they were great to do business with at some point. I have to go full paper statements on all of my holdings because the site is so bad.

After my dad passed, I have been trying to liquidate shares held by computer share for my mom. Computer Share keeps telling me that they are processing a transfer.
Why in the hell can’t they just sell the shares and cut a check. No they have to transfer the shares then sell them which obviously takes months. Will never do any business with them or MetLife again. Never buy universal life insurance either.

Probably the worst call center with outdated phone systems that the call always drops in the middle of every conversation. It’s a nightmare to deal with them and get things done not to mention that they hardly speak any English. And that’s the live agents on the phone. Now the live agent on their website, just closes the conversation before they even answer your questions!!!
Ridiculous

This is a consistently atrocious customer experience, and that's been true for 10+ years. I'm locked out of my account and I'm told it's 2 business days to unlock it. I said, then send me my tax information in the mail. Then I'm told my account is restricted. And no one can talk to me or help me. What? Incredibly frustrating every single time I have had to interact with this terrible company, whether it's phone calls or the website.

The transfer of three stocks from my late husband’s name to mine has been a nightmare from beginning to end and is still not complete after six weeks. I am forced to probate in order to get a gold medallion stamp because one stock is $1,000 over their limit. These are unnecessary expenses and a rather big undue hardship for me. I am told constantly that the need some other document which I have already provided. And their AI five minute inquisition before you can be sent to an agent is ridiculous and makes me end up screaming into my phone. Wake up Computershare, if I wanted to talk to a machine I can chat with my refrigerator. I have nothing good to say about this company and wish there was a way to give it no stars. If you have to deal with them, heaven help you.

Trying to sell some shares was very difficult. The website is not user friendly for folk who arent't buying and selling shares regularly - so much impenetrable jargon. However, when I called them up, Ruqshana was brilliant - explained it all, guided me through what I needed to do and I was able to completethe deal. 5 stars to Ruqshanna, 3 stars at best for the website. Kim

Computershare is a regressive outfit which should be avoided at all costs. No redeemable features as any type of platform.

Sadly, they are violating 2003 federal law by forcing people to use portals, 'going green' or forcing auto deposit nor complying with banking requirements. Even worse, the automated is very poorly designed, (we are NOT required to speak with auto/ AI) and deal with their dropped calls. You must call back 5 times to get as far as a human; who has no answers, does not listen, cannot repeat what you say. Time to reduce the HIGH salaries of too many managers and put that money INTO the company paying for competent personal answering phones!!!!

Computershare are a dangerous company. They have created links with US companies on the false pretext that they can deal with international shareholders when they actually can't. Their computer system is inadequate rendering access from abroad impossible. This results in them misappropriating vast sums of money from overseas clients who were forced to use them when (as employees) their companies created shareholder schemes.