WageWorks Reviews

San Mateo, CA

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  • User-friendly document submission
  • Timely reimbursement process
  • Convenient online access to funds
Cons
  • Frequent account suspensions
  • Poor communication from support

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Oct. 29, 2015

    I ordered a pair of glasses online. After a couple days I contacted the company to request tracking #. The representative disconnected the call without providing it. I called again and received the same treatment so immediately contacted WageWorks to ask if there were any charges for the item. At that time I was told that a lodging company was attempting to charge the card. I alerted them of what was going on and requested that they decline any purchases in that amount. A couple days later I received the glasses. They were just thrown in a box wrapped in newspaper with no receipt. I immediately sent the item back the same day.

    My card was charged a partial for this experience which I requested they not pay and now my card is suspended. I am requested to submit a receipt to reactivate it. I have continuously contacted WageWorks and explained that I couldn't get a receipt. So unless I pay additional out of pocket to substitute the receipt. I lose all the money that I have left on the card. This is a horrible situation for me because I have already lost $50 the company took and now WageWorks will keep the remaining.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Oct. 29, 2015

    My WageWorks account was suspended without notification, so it was declined when I tried to pay for a prescription---poor communication! I recently sent an account summary for my wife's teeth crowns. The account summary given to her by the dentist's office indicated she was the patient, that resin was used to form the crowns, charges for placement of the crowns, and the amount and date she paid for said crowns. I didn't get any email about the submission, but I checked today and the online system said they needed a receipt---for what? I think the account summary has all of the elements to verify the expense, as they claim that have to do according to the IRS. However, I find their service poor and irritating. What else do they need---a signed affidavit from the dentist attesting that he performed the work and received payment?

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    Reviewed Oct. 27, 2015

    FOR 2 YEARS MY WIFE AND ME ARE TRYING TO PAY WITH WageWorks DEBIT CARD BUT COULDN'T. IT WAS NOT ACCEPTED/Denied. Lately, We manage to activate the card and they told to use it as a "credit card" not as a debit as specified on the card (probably so they can pay in delay to the merchants and not immediately as debit, this is our money there no?). We managed to pay with this card last 2 year only about $11.00 out of hundreds of our money they keep. Hope somebody can do more and take it to a higher levels. It is a fraudulent attitude.

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    CoveragePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Oct. 25, 2015

    I have had a difficult time with Wageworks handling my insurance with my work... Transitioning into retirement... They have been extremely slow almost to the point of losing my benefits... And now I am not even covered by my Vision Insurance, and I am paying the premium?

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Sept. 29, 2015

    Two receipts were denied, and I sent copy of substitute receipts in a mail. After two weeks, I called and they said they never received them; I was asked to fax them. A week later only two receipts were applied to my account. According to the customer service associate, the other receipts were missing. I called three times the same day, and I spent one hour on the telephone still the problem has not been resolved; I was requested to send the receipts again. It was impossible to speak to a supervisor. It has been a nightmare. All services very deficient.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Sept. 28, 2015

    This insurance policy was contracted by my husband's employer, AEP for retirees. Tom is both a retiree and disabled which means that I have power of attorney to handle finances. Last year, I mailed a check to cover the annual monthly payments and all was well. This year, I mailed a check of @ $600.00 from my online banking and continued to be billed monthly and threatened that the insurance would be severed; but no one would speak to me when phoned because the employer had neglected to send a copy of my POA. In fact, that important document was no longer in his file.

    I took my problem to the manager of my bank, including the copy of my POA and we spent well over an hour after faxing the copied check sent on June 22 and cashed on June 28; as well as my eight page POA document. At the end of that frustrating time, the woman told me that if I paid the $12.65 by the end of the month I would be billed for the remainder but would not lose the insurance. I was so outraged with her stupidity that I gave the phone back to Carl the bank manager.

    That should have ended my problems, they had the copy of my POA and a copy of the check sent by online banking showing that I had paid and they had cashed. Obviously, that check had been deposited in another account. But, no, my frustration was to continue as I spoke with one and another woman who promised to send the paperwork on to financial. That department did not recognize my payment and repeatedly said that my account was empty. Whether or not that was done was always a question.

    Finally, I was able to have contact with a woman who said that she would send this issue to a special financial person. And more important that she would phone me when the issue was resolved. From June 22 through Sept. 22 is a lengthy time to have a simple problem, with documentation come to an end. Not only was I dealing with an "insurance company" of poor reputation, I was taking care of a husband who is severely disabled and all of the other responsibilities on my shoulders. I have read other consumer reports about Conexis Insurance, it is a horrible company in any of its dealings and has been reported to the BBB many times; but for whatever reason continues to make lives hellish.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Sept. 15, 2015

    I'm another example of WageWorks keeping my money. I had a commuter account with my former employer. I made a claim to reimburse myself for parking expenses before I left employment based on the recommendation of my HR representative. The claim was denied. Customer service told me to re-submit the claim, which I did and which was denied as it was for the following month and I was no longer employed by that company at that time. Each agent and supervisor I spoke with had a different explanation of the rules but the answer I'm forced to live with is that I had to somehow have a crystal ball to know how much I was going to spend on parking the following month and submit it well in advance of incurring the expense.

    For something that's driven by IRS rules and regulations, this seems like an asinine way to "pay me back" for parking expenses! Documentation from my former employer states "If you have any Pay Me Back elections that have not yet been reimbursed, you have up to 180 days from the last day of the benefit month to submit your request for reimbursement", which seems reasonable to me. Apparently WageWorks doesn't agree and is forcing me to forfeit the money in my account which is two months of parking costs.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Sept. 7, 2015

    In 2014 I had an incident that I did not claim on my FSA card. $400 of my 2014 FSA was carried over into 2015. In May of 2015 I submitted the claim on my WageWorks FSA card in which they paid $305. All is well until I find out my card is suspended after it was declined trying to pay for a regular prescription.

    I call WageWorks multiple times for an answer. Finally I am told that the $305 hospital visit was paid but in order for my account to get out of suspension I need to pay back the $305. And with the balance on my account which is approximately $400 I would then have about a $700 balance. This came from a supervisor. How is this justified or even legal?

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Sept. 1, 2015

    I spoke with a supervisor who refused to let me speak to a higher manager. I was advised to write a letter via snail mail with my issue. I had submitted my receipt for parking and they kept stating they did not get the receipt. Then they claimed they received a duplicate receipt multiple times and denied all my claims. It's a complete rip-off and they refuse to give me my money. The supervisor was rude and condescending. I work for one of the largest companies in the world and this is how we get treated by WageWorks. Awful experience.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Aug. 26, 2015

    This company is such a ripoff. My employer Suburban Propane uses them for cobra LTD. I have had to fight for my healthcare to be set up when I have paid 3 months ahead. Now it's the same fight for my Vision plan. What the heck?!? I am on LTD for a medical reason. I don't need all this stress. I have spent countless hours on the phone with wage works trying to get my stuff set up. It's just wrong! Oh and they are not allowed to make outbound calls? I call **!!! I am sure they call home! So sick of all this crap!!!

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Aug. 12, 2015

    Think I called 5 times to figure out how to speak to a live person.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed July 29, 2015

    I had a claim - all proper doc was sent in to WageWorks. They have denied twice, and advised they would resubmit. They can never find our account info, and it takes at least 4-5 min. to locate it. They say they will process, by then you call to verify and they never did. They do not doc when you call in. I was shocked once I started to google how to complain. Why is the company allowed to do such things. I also have a Premera flex account, and have never 1 issue. This is just down right wrong. I have spoken to a Stella, Ramona, Estella, I feel bad they have to work for a company that does such injustice.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed July 27, 2015

    My WageWorks card was suspended with a few receipts not provided. The card was still suspended with receipts provided for weeks and contacting the customer service department several times. The customer service supervisor said they have problems to review files and could not communicate with the claim department and want the customer to submit the receipt using fax. Also she said the suspension/reactivity process might take 90 days. This is the worst experience for customer service and totally a waste of time and not helping at all. Strongly not recommend our HR and other companies using WageWorks system for staff flexible spending accounts in the future.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed July 26, 2015

    Zero stars for customer service and company performance! Do not call the 877-924-3967, call 650-577-5200, press zero and ask for an AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE because it is our right. I called the 877 # multiple times and requested that they transfer me to an American Representative. This company's call center is in the Philippines. They tell me they are unable to transfer me to an American Rep (that's ** by the way) and advise me to call back and ask for one. Stupidly, I did so, and the Filipino/Filipina representative attempts to fool me by trying to speak in an "AMERICAN OR COUNTRY" accent.

    I call them out on that and ask for the supervisor. There is a call center in Phoenix, Arizona who can help you. I am notifying BBB of their practices and also will write to the Executive Escalation Team 1100 Park Place 4th Floor, San Mateo, CA 94403. I urge you to do so. I have the same issue as all the other 143 reviews on Yelp and on the Consumer Affairs website about their practices.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed July 23, 2015

    Wasted time with rejected claims, multiple submittals of receipts, crazy warnings about violating IRS laws and freezing of the card when receipts don't have exactly what they need, and then awful customer service people who are not trained and/or cannot interact with the rigid computer system to tell you what is missing. I wish I could say, steer clear of using the debit card and go right to submitting the receipts, but it's clear that with every transaction they are trying to stonewall people in order to collect the money that is unclaimed. This company is not qualified to handle these types of transactions in a clear and transparent manner.

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    Reviewed July 7, 2015

    WageWorks is denying a (perfectly legitimate) dental claim because they say that "Start and End Service Dates belong to two different plans." Both claims are totally legitimate - during the end of the first year I had no HSA account so paid all medical and dental claims out of WageWorks. Then after January 1 I opened an HSA so WageWorks could only be used for dental, which it was. Now they have denied the claim because their computer systems can't handle this subtlety. After one person told me they would pay the claim (and then they didn't) now another is telling me I've missed the 2014 deadline. They are telling me I have to pay "out of pocket." The problem is, the money in WageWorks IS MY MONEY. So I can't get reimbursed for a dental infection and root canal which happened to start treatment in December and run through January? This is crazy.

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    Reviewed June 27, 2015

    I work for Alorica handling OCA cases for Kaiser Permanente insurance members. This work has been outsourced to WageWorks who has outsourced work to us. WageWorks management doesn't give appropriate direction to Alorica so we are rarely able to resolve billing issues, data mismatches, etc. There are multiple HIPAA violations occurring daily and none of the companies working on this project seem concerned.

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    CoverageStaff

    Reviewed June 26, 2015

    My HR gal enrolled me in COBRA on May 15th 2015. It is now June 26th 2015 and I still cannot order my meds and have had to cancel doc appts all because of the inadequacies at WAGEWORKS. At first they lost my check for several days so I made online payment then they found my check and realized it was $2.00 short so they claimed they returned it. As of today my bank has no knowledge of them returning my check. Then some sort of $20.00 fee was owed to WageWorks??? So I paid that online then it was credited back to me and all of a sudden I have a credit of $8.00??? SERIOUSLY???

    In any event I still do NOT have coverage and have talked to 3 different supervisors (they say they have no way of connecting you to same supervisor you have already spoken with). This is the most FRUSTRATING MORONIC company I have ever had the mispleasure of dealing with. There is no way this company should even exist much less be profitable!!! It has been screw up after screw up for me even though I have done all the right things. If there is any way you can get around dealing with this company I suggest you do so. On top of it all when I asked a supervisor "Who governs WageWorks?" she had no clue. She did not know if it was government run or privately owned. I would like to know who else to complain to. I too am writing a letter to Mr. Joe Jackson CEO Escalation Team, 1100 Park Place, San Mateo, CA 94403.

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    Customer ServiceCoverageStaff

    Reviewed June 22, 2015

    WageWorks became my COBRA Administrator in February of this year. First, I went online to arrange payment for premiums for medical, dental and vision, roughly $2,100 for my family. They assigned an inaccurate bank account number to my COBRA account, tried to take withdrawals and when they were denied, suspended my online payment access and suspended my COBRA. I had to pay $60 in return payment fees. I sent checks for a few months (which took almost 14 days to process). I have paid over $14,000 in premiums to WageWorks for medical, dental and vision coverage through July of this year.

    For the past 5 months, my medical is terminated every month, I have had to escalate to supervisors on the WageWorks side and get a customer rep from the carrier side to get the eligibility sorted out. My CS record shows 18 customer service calls in the past 5 months, most lasting over an hour. In spite of the fact that I have paid for 6 months of dental and vision, I have never gotten coverage. Do not do business with this company!

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    Sales & Marketing

    Reviewed June 18, 2015

    Wageworks has been automatically withdrawing funds (monthly) since 2012 from my father's account (My father had multiple strokes & could not leave the house easily). He did not want delta dental so we did not sign him back up for it, but apparently they just keep charging you regardless. I did not know he was being charged for this insurance bc it was under the name "Crosby benefits people" - otherwise I would have canceled it years ago. They never sent anything in the mail (a bill, application to renew benefits). I really feel they scammed us out of $500/year (X3 years). I would make sure you pay your insurance directly and not through this middleman.

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    Customer ServicePriceStaff

    Reviewed June 18, 2015

    I, too, have never had such a difficult and awful experience as I have had with WageWorks. Their requests for multiple receipts (multiple times) along with the threat of suspending your card and threatening you with the possibility of IRS consequences for legitimate use of the card is abhorable. I have never seen such bureaucratic, red tape, incompetent BS in my life! I have used the FSA in the past with another company and never had these issues. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT FOLKS BOMBARD THE CEO - Mr. Joe Jackson, CEO, Executive Escalation team, 1100 Park Place, San Mateo, CA94403. I have spent hours on the phone with WageWorks and nothing gets resolved. I have sent numerous receipts they have requested multiple times to no avail. If you are offered the FSA with WageWorks, run as fast as you can. Trust me, it is NOT worth it.

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    Customer ServiceCoverageStaff

    Reviewed June 9, 2015

    While managing my COBRA benefits, WageWorks made an unauthorized electronic payment to an insurance carrier after I'd terminated COBRA and found new insurance. Immediately, upon noticing this unauthorized charge, I politely explained that I hadn't authorized the payment, asked for a refund, and provided evidence that I'd found new insurance (which should have automatically terminated my COBRA coverage in any event). WageWorks refused to refund my money. (Claiming they "couldn't terminate benefits mid-month" -- which was not even the issue, since they never should have made an unauthorized benefit payment on my behalf in the first place!).

    Reasonable people and a business with good customer service would have cleared this up right away -- Instead, WageWorks seems content to steal over $500 of my money, either because they are too lazy to fix the problem they caused or too unethical to care. I would urge anyone who has a choice to avoid this company like the plague.

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    Reviewed June 4, 2015

    I have never had such difficult and awful experiences with an HSA account until WageWorks. You have to submit receipts for every single transaction and submit them multiple times. Even when charges are refunded, they never have record of that and are very difficult to ever turn your card back on to access the money you have placed there. I hate this and will never ever sign up for this again.

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    Reviewed June 3, 2015

    This company has suspended my FSA card for over a week now due to failure to submit an itemized claim. I have submitted three different times now with EVERYTHING possible from my surgeon. Now I cannot use my FSA card to purchase my much needed medication. At this point, I fear if I purchase on my own, I will never receive reimbursement. This company is the worst!

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed May 28, 2015

    After being set up for Flexible Spending at WageWorks through my employer, I realized my phone number is not correct in my profile. I went in to correct it. A day later, it was set back to the same wrong number. The "wrong" number is a Benefits department at another company. I checked with a few other coworkers and they all have the same issue. WageWorks has been working this ticket since March. Every time they call, they say they are working on it. The have a bunch of excuses like:

    1) My HR department is not responsive (It isn't an issue with my HR department).
    2) The field is not editable (well actually it is, I can save it and it looks good until the next day).
    3) My HR department required that it isn't editable (This is bogus, the field is white, so it is editable, plus why wouldn't the contact number be editable?).

    4) The WageWorks Client Server group is working on it (Really? 3 months? I would be fired if it took me this long to fix a web issue).

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed May 19, 2015

    I have a medical supplement plan from BCBSIL. I called WageWorks to claim the premiums against my HRA account with WageWorks. I was told I need a receipt. BCBSIL does NOT issue receipts. I think this is strange but what do I know. Many phone calls to WageWorks and I still don't have a reasonable solution. This is not the first time I have had lengthy problems trying to file a claim. There is no way to contact upper management. WageWorks is not registered with the BBB. I guess no one at WageWorks has to account to anyone. This is the third time I have had to contact an outside party to resolve claim issues. Had to give one star which I think is a gift.

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    CoverageProcess

    Reviewed May 13, 2015

    I have been without insurance for six weeks already. With technology today it should take more than 5 to 7 days to process anyone's account. I know even writing here is not going to correct the situation or anyone is going to care.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed May 11, 2015

    First, let me say I have been working to resolve an issue of a check to repay an amount for over one calendar year. Unbelievable. It took the CS people (you get a different one every time you call and you cannot get anyone "assigned" to your issue) 7 months until they finally told me the documentation they wanted. When I supplied it they said the check wasn't cashed by them. I have provided a check clearly made out to WageWorks, it is cashed by a bank on the other side. My burden of proof is has been provided. Their company misrouting it is not my problem. I am writing a complaint letter to Mr. Joe Jackson CEO Executive Escalation Team, 1100 Park Place, San Mateo, CA 94403. I suggest all who have a complaint bombard this person so he makes some changes. I am also filing an internal complaint within my corporation with HR. They are absolutely the worst I've ever seen.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed May 5, 2015

    WageWorks has been all but impossible to work with. For the last 2 years, they have repeatedly suspended my FSA due to a 2 cents receipt discrepancy. I have repeatedly been reassured that this has been cleared, only to find my card is re-suspended. Last week I was finally told that the only way to clear the matter would be to submit a check for 2 cents, with a letter stating the provider's name, date of service etc. Today, I called to follow up on this matter & I was told that there is a specific form that must be submitted with the 2 cent check. Each time I call, I am given a different story & I remain unable to access my FSA. Ironically, I was told my card has been suspended since July 2014, yet WageWorks had no problems accepting money deposited into the account for 2015.

    I will spread the word in any way that I can: Do not do business with this company. They will rob you blind!!!

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed May 4, 2015

    I was very disappointed working with this company. Let's start with the big one. They don't notify you if you have a balance at the end of the year. I had a healthcare provider refund my FSA and didn't know about it. WageWorks was more than happy to keep my money and not notify me. They will notify you of everything else. I'm sorry, but that is suspect behavior. Beyond that, working with their customer support is really bad. They usually can't answer questions and if you try to get a supervisor on the phone they won't easily do that. Even at the supervisor level getting an answer is tough. They are really good at giving you the run around. State insurance agencies should be taking a look at their deceitful practices.

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    Reviewed April 29, 2015

    I was misinformed for months about our account. Our account was frozen. Took months of submitting receipts and denied with no explanation. Now they have $425 from 2014 and refuse to pay from that money a bill from Dec 2014. I was told as long as I had the receipts in by April 30th 2015. Their system won't even let me submit the receipt! Anyone interested in a class action lawsuit against this company?

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    Customer ServiceCoverageStaff

    Reviewed April 14, 2015

    This is my third HSA company to use to last 5 years. I have to say I have NEVER seen a more bureaucratic red-tape, big government, useless company in my entire life. One day your claim is approved, the next it's denied FOR THE SAME SERVICE AND SCRIPTS! I have stated to customer service on many occasions please "hit the tab that reads 'eligible expenses... it's stated clearly what is covered and what isn't." Makes no sense whatsoever. They TRY AND TRY to make it as difficult as possible for the consumer.

    If you are a company looking for a HSA financial institution, PLEASE DO YOURSELF AND YOUR EMPLOYEES A FAVOR! LOOK SOMEWHERE ELSE. The customer service people are rude and frankly incompetent. They don't know the laws or what's covered under the plan. You send in receipts even with a Doctor's Letter attached explaining the service and IRS laws that say what is covered. STILL DENIED! WTF??? IDIOTS! I will not use WageWorks for any HSA plan in the future. I will pay out of my own pocket to keep WageWorks from holding my funds hostage in the future.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed April 14, 2015

    I am a disabled senior on a fixed income who relies on a direct deposit from Wage Works on an annual quarterly basis. They have to send two emails, and then it takes at least 5 days to get a direct deposit into your checking account. WTH?

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed April 7, 2015

    I talked to 2 representatives regarding my flex spending acct and denial of charges. I got 2 different answers. One rep was **- the other rep **- both were nice - but ** gave incorrect information which made me call back and speak to **. When speaking with ** the connection was horrible. She kept muting me out, I assumed she was talking to her peers, then a lot of static which led me to believe she was overseas. I then ask "**, where are you located?" She replied "we are not allowed to give that information" which only led me to think that a company who makes their employees feel ashamed of where they are from.

    I continued to question her "why can't you tell me where you are?" She was becoming very nervous. I told her I was going to take this up with Wyndham. If I have someone on the phone handling my own money and they cannot tell me where they are located that is very very very Wrong. Everyone sees through too- the real reason behind it. I continued to tell her that any company that would make their employees feel ashamed or scared to tell people where they are located... that is just wrong... I felt sorry for her yet wondering why in the world anyone who is handling our money... we should know where they are located... I am taking this up with our human resource dept here at Wyndham Worldwide. This has changed my mind completely with regards to our flexible spending accts. I will be suspending after this year.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaffProcess

    Reviewed March 31, 2015

    I have had WageWorks for my Health spending account as well as my Dependent Care account. Now I have to use them for my transit benefits, too. I wish I had something positive to say about WW, but I do not. For Health and Dependent care, the process for "proving" that your expenses are qualified is severely outdated and takes forever. If you do try to upload a document online, good luck. Those documents go to a "different department" for review which I can assure you they will be lost forever and you will never get your claim processed. My most recent frustration is signing up for transit benefits. I ordered today (March 31st) and I won't get my first transit order until JUNE! Two months! Absolutely insane, especially when I just asked for a direct order to my Clipper card.

    I've written to WW about their customer service reps (often you get rude and/or lazy reps who clearly do not care about you) and I've heard nothing back. In fact, just trying to find the customer contact information for WW is a treasure hunt. Unfortunately the "pot of gold" at the end of the tunnel is a phone number or email that you can either call or write to where nobody cares what you have to say. It's super unfortunate that in today's technologically advanced world WW is pretty much the only offering for benefit management. In the end, I don't have a choice because it is my employer that chooses our benefit management company. So as a consumer, I am stuck without any option for recourse.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed March 27, 2015

    My employer offers this company for dependent care reimbursement. Sometimes my claims are approved, sometimes denied, using same provider for nearly one year. The customer service reps are rude and lazy (it takes too much time for them to file cases regarding claims I was told) and the supervisors are just as bad. You are not allowed to speak with claims department at all, which is ridiculous. After contacting customer service, a survey is sent regarding your experience but no follow up when you state how terrible service is. And the best part is they have you begging to get your own money back. I wouldn't recommend this company to anyone. I only give them one star because it's required.

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    Staff

    Reviewed March 26, 2015

    Two issues: 1) When I was employed, and claims were submitted, certain ones would repeatedly be denied and I would have to submit the receipts (always the same doctor and the same medication prescribed by a different doctor and obtain at Rite-Aid Pharmacy). I had been seeing this doctor for a number of years and every time they questioned his submission. 2) Now I am on COBRA, being handled through them, and I paid the premium payments electronically (combined February & March, separate payment for April). I had to wait until I finally received the severance from my former employer in order to afford the payments. The money was removed immediately from my banking accounts but they still don't show the premiums as paid. They stated it takes a 5-7 business days to process, yet my money was deducted immediately and every other company I pay electronically credits the payment the same day.

    What is wrong with this company? Are they using this 5-7 business day delay to "play" with my money? If payment is made electronically, there is no reason for a delay in crediting the payment at this day and time. I can understand a 24-48 hour delay, but not a 5-7 business day delay for electronic payments (maybe mailed payments as there is manpower necessary to process). The person I spoke with could not explain why there is a 5-7 business day delay, other than to say it was WageWorks' policy.

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    Reviewed March 25, 2015

    My employment status changed from full time to prn (part time) and my benefits were immediately cancelled. There is probably some ridiculous fine print somewhere explaining that even though it is your money that we have been saving for you from each paycheck throughout the year we will void the promised $500 rollover from 2014 said valid until March 31, 2015 once you are no longer a FTE and we will make no effort to make you aware of this cancelled benefit over a span of nearly 2 months, via email, letter, phone call, etc. Only when you attempt to submit a claim after the fact will our site reveal that you are not eligible and must pay for these services out of pocket. "Out of pocket"... that's funny! This stupid flex spending account is already out of my own pocket. It's not like it's a credit card or something. It's my money that they get to police and decide when and for what it can be used. Ridiculous!!

    On another note, the card isn't accepted at a lot of places that it should be, like I don't know... a PHARMACY! For instance, so you have to pay out of pocket and wait for reimbursement (from your own held captive money). And finally, there were a couple smaller charges that after submitting a half a dozen times and being rejected time and time again I just grabbed the lube and gave up. My advice... create your own separate self funded flex spending account that you contribute to every month and that YOU control. Maybe you won't deny your claims. The amount of money saved by being pre-taxed pales in comparison to the hassle and imprisonment of this wageworks company and fake debit card.

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    Reviewed March 17, 2015

    I submitted receipts for a service in which only a partial portion of the receipt was accepted. This makes no sense! My claim was for $154 for my eyeglasses and only $129 was accepted. How is this possible? I resubmitted my receipts by fax several times, wrote a letter, spent hours on the phone over a period of months. Still, they tell me my claim is denied. How is it denied when a portion is processed?

    I spoke with a very rude supervisor who could not sympathize with the fact that I've been dealing with this issue since February of 2014. It's 2015 and I cannot access my funds for medical expenses this year! My money is held up on a card I can't use and withholding my funds until this receipt is verified is outrageous! I've been told I have to send in a letter to an executive escalation team and that there is no number to call or no one else to help me.

    So in the meantime, my money sits on a card that I cannot use and I have to pay out of pocket until my card suspension is lifted. All because of $25 that these people say they cannot verify from a receipt that is clearly written.

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    Reviewed March 4, 2015

    Absolutely terrible company. They claim they haven't received my fax that I have sent 4 times. They want you to give up so they can just keep your money. How is this farce of a company allowed to stay in business? They want receipts for what they already know is legitimate claims. They just want you to get frustrated and give up so they can keep your money especially near the end of the year. This company is a joke.

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    Reviewed Feb. 28, 2015

    I submitted a claim from an ER visit on 12/31/14. I had carryover I/A/O 179.75 from the previous year which I have until 3/15/15 to process. I sent in the claim amount, the ER statement, the EOB statement from my Insurance company on 2/3/15 because that's how long it took for my insurance company to get my EOB stmt to me so I could make my claim. It took WW (25) days to get back to me to state it was denied.

    Why was it denied? I have 179.75 to use until 3/31/15 that is a carryover balance. Even if it wasn't a carryover which we are allowed $500.00 now I can still use any amount I have left over to pay a bill or bills from last year until 3/31/15. I remember when I started with WW I was skeptical because I had heard horror stories of people losing thousands of dollars because they didn't follow the regs. I have followed every regulation and still I am harassed by WW's incompetent governmental sheep. My claims are always legit and I am constantly harassed and to be honest it's not worth the 500 tax savings a year. It was worth it when you could save $1000.00 a year and THAT'S WHAT THE GOVERNMENT IS COUNTING ON...THAT WE WILL JUST QUIT USING IT!!!

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    Reviewed Feb. 26, 2015

    It's been a smooth process for me. I just scan and upload childcare receipts. It does take longer than I wish it did for the initial approval. I believe I submitted first receipts end of January. They were approved Feb 10th. Funds were released Feb 17th. Not the quickest turnaround, but it's convenient that they automatically go into my bank account. I was worried with all these reviews, but their childcare account system has been slow, but smooth.

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    Reviewed Feb. 12, 2015

    My clients who have been retired since 1995 for years have been paying their portion of Medicare supplement directly to their old company. Part of their retirement package was medical for life. Last year the company outsourced to WageWorks for payments. At 85 and 83 years old, they were confused with the new system and were told they missed payments. After numerous phone calls and sending in checks; being told all was rectified, they were cancelled and refund premium checks were sent to them. After further investigation it was found that a premium check that cleared their bank account was not showing up as premium paid with WageWorks.

    Having sent all the appeal paperwork to have the insurance reinstated and an explanation of what has happened, we are told the process takes 30 days and a letter of decision will be sent. Nothing we say or do can escalate the situation with seniors and all we are told is there is a process. Even the lost check takes days to research. In the meantime, these senior citizens who have never missed a premium payment in the past are now without insurance and at the mercy of WageWorks.

    The stress is immense and my clients are having to hold off seeing doctors because of this disastrous administrative mess. Speaking to a supervisor does nothing since they too can't do anything to escalate the appeal. In my 20 years of working in the service industry, I have never encountered such lack of problem solving, empathy, and urgency. We are also told we are unable to be told over the phone if the policy is reinstated if it is approved. They will be notified only by letter. Terrible customer service and process.

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    Reviewed Feb. 10, 2015

    Just like every other complaint on here. This WageWorks is a complete fraud! I have $2085 I can't access, because of receipts needed. Receipts from GYN office, urgent care, and Walgreens Pharmacy. Are they insane? I submit receipts, they deny them. Is there any way to get your money out of this supposed account I pay into? Or, has my money been stolen. This can't be legal!!

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    Reviewed Feb. 3, 2015

    This is the worst customer service I've ever gotten. The person on the other line had no idea what they were talking about and could not help me at all. They just kept repeating the same thing over and over even though it was nowhere close to an answer to what I was asking for. I had to ask the same question 4 times before I got another response that had nothing to do with what I was talking about. It was seriously confusing. I honestly think they were just reading off a card or something. After submitting my fully completed form via email, I sent out three follow ups and two phone calls with their supervisors - we are still nowhere. ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE COMPANY!!!

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    Reviewed Jan. 28, 2015

    This is possibly the worst customer service I've ever gotten. The person on the other line had no idea what they were talking about and could not help me at all. They just kept repeating the same thing over and over even though it was nowhere close to an answer to what I was asking for. I had to ask the same question 4 times before I got another response that had nothing to do with what I was talking about. It was seriously confusing. I honestly think they were just reading off a card or something. I finally just said goodbye and am now trying to fish through their useless website.

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    Reviewed Jan. 20, 2015

    We use WageWorks benefit card for medical. They want a receipt for every little thing. Customer service, that is not the appropriate title! Call center is not American based and they are very difficult to understand and they do not understand you. They do not know much about the service they should be providing! 2014 we dealt with them and the same nonsense. Decided to try it one more time, very bad decision! Nothing has changed! We are coming to the end of January and still haven't been able to use the card! NOT worth the stress! And that's ALL you get.

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    Reviewed Jan. 14, 2015

    I am brand new to using this company for my HSA and I have already contacted my HR dept. to DISCONTINUE my contributions! My paydate was Monday and my "card" still does not have money available to purchase a prescription or take my child to the doctor. I thought this program was a great way to allocate pre-tax money and wow a debit card to pay for things directly to the pharmacy or doctors office...what a great idea! WRONG...my maximum contribution was 277.00, funny their web site only shows 270.00....and my VISA DEBIT CARD has 0.00 and my prescription is sitting not picked up because, THEY DON'T KNOW WHEN MY CARD will actually have money on it?

    After MULTIPLE prompts to even get a live person on the phone....they AGAIN had no answer for me as to when 'THE CARD' would be funded, never mind that my that THEIR website and THEIR phone system says I have funds available (oh yah, minus 7.00)....where the heck did that money go??? In the CEO's pockets? They're theifs in MY OPINION, and since this all effects the well being of my children....I'M OUT! There is no 2nd chances, and anyone reading this, and the MULTIPLE OTHER COMPLAINTS of similar nature, I'd advise you to do the same!

    I also think it RIDICULOUS that employers don't offer us a choice of who manages our HSA or FSA accounts....it would be like our employer telling us NO YOU CAN ONLY BANK with one bank...and then bank holding onto our PAYCHECK for days/weeks after getting paid...oh then possible canceling or declining purchases! This is UNFATHOMABLE to think a company that handle millions of dollars can get away with this! I plan on finding any and every avenue to file complaints until changes are made! Thanks for reading...and good luck to you!

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    Reviewed Jan. 14, 2015

    Wageworks has over $400 dollars of my money for parking. They denied my parking for $4.00 on Monday. I called them, and spent 1 and 1/2 hours on the phone with someone that had to put me on hold 5 or 6 times, never gave me an answer. I asked to speak to a supervisor, was put on hold again for another 20 minutes. The original caller told me a supervisor was not available. I asked to get a call back, they said their supervisors don't call people back. I had my employer call them to find out what was going on. They put them on hold and then said they would call back.

    3 days later, no call backs, get hung up on. We call and try and get more information. They are stealing money from people. Making interest on money that doesn't belong to them. Why hasn't the attorney general’s office investigated them after all these complaints? Their website is useless and doesn't allow you to do anything. There is no record of how much money you have given them, only the amounts that you have used!

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    Reviewed Dec. 31, 2014

    They take forever to post updates to the account. When I call customer service I always get the same reply: "the problem is resolved, check your account in a week." Always the same, I check the account in a week, same problem still there. Out of all of these inquiries and attempts to resolve the problem I got 1 intelligent person who did fix that issue; however, new issues constantly arise. Frankly I think they have people who just answer the phone, put you on hold indefinitely and just say check back in a week. Totally unacceptable. I'm constantly getting verify messages and I use the mobile app to upload bills. They don't verify. Usually takes 3 faxes and it seems like they never update anything. What a POS company.

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    Reviewed Dec. 27, 2014

    I have had flex accounts for a long time and never had problems. This year with Wageworks has been a nightmare! They want me to continue to verify payments made to my doctor's office and for quest diagnostics! Really? Wtf so they think I am spending money for at my doctors office and with a medical lab that isn't medical in nature. They just suspended my account 10 days before the end of the year and I have over 185 still left on my card. They suspended my card because they want receipts for my doctors office, urgent care (kid you not), and some (but not all) quest diagnostic payments. I have paid them 500 this year and they are stealing 185 from me, a single mom, because they're too freaking stupid to realize a doctor's office (the only one I have used for 2 years except urgent care) is for medical expenses. Online is a nightmare. Calling in is worse. I was transferred to 3 separate automated lines. Talk about frustrating! You are crooks! I hope the Feds catch wind of your abuse and fraud!

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    Reviewed Dec. 17, 2014

    The short story: I have paid this company nearly $2000.00 for Cobra coverage and my insurance carrier has never received notification from them that I've paid for two months coverage. Therefore I do not have any medical insurance. The website is junk; I used it to enroll in Cobra online only find out a month later that the company had no record of my online enrollment. It takes 5 days to process an ONLINE payment and send an EMAIL yet any other company I do business with online can process my payment and provide confirmation of it within a day. The customer service reps provide misleading information; for example, I was repeatedly told that I have 45 days to make the first payment. What they failed to explain is that you don't have coverage until Wage Works receives a payment and spends a minimum of 5 days processing it and then must notify the insurance company that it was paid. I have called repeatedly and my insurance carrier has still not received notification that I paid despite the fact that the money has been withdrawn from my account. Customer service reps are apologetic but can't or won't do anything to help. The consequences are that I'm out a lot of money and still do not have any medical insurance.

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    Reviewed Dec. 12, 2014

    I have read most of the complaints on here about WageWorks and I am having the same problems. I have had flex spending card for 6 years and never had any problems, but this year has been a nightmare!! They have had an issue with every doctor receipt that I turn in and then I have to resend it to them 3 or 4 times! My card has been cancelled since August. I had a bill from May that just now got taken care of after sending them 4 faxes of the bill! When you call them they will talk to you as if they are reading from a script. REALLY REALLY fed up with dealing with them. Someone with some clout, please do what needs to be done to get their BUTTS in gear or out of business. Thank you.

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    Reviewed Dec. 1, 2014

    I did as much as possible to meet the requirements before submitting a claim. I even called and asked what I could do to better my chances. I submitted my claim with receipt and letter of medical necessity and not surprisingly was denied. No clear answer has arisen and I am only glad I expected this to happen therefore made only a small purchase initially. I expect I will call them and only now once denied will I find out exactly how precisely everything has to be just perfect. I will lose this money if not used and that is what WageWorks is banking on.

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    Reviewed Nov. 19, 2014

    Card not accepted at any of my Doctors. All customer service reps read from a script with a heavy accent. Did not have any luck when speaking with a manager. Tried to cancel my WageWorks account. Was told I had to go through my company to cancel. I tried and HR told me I had to cancel through WageWorks. When I told WageWorks this, they said I can't cancel and ignore the card. IGNORE THE CARD??!! I pay into WageWorks every pay period and they want me to just ignore it. Anyone with the same crappy experience with Wage Works?

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    Reviewed Nov. 19, 2014

    I use the FSA to pay for child care. I submit all my receipts the same way. When the claim shows up online it gets split up in weird ways; some parts are accepted and some are denied. It makes no sense. Customer service has been great but they can't figure out the problem. I have had to call them twice and my case has not been figure out. Also, I have gotten a bunch of $10 checks from them. I have never submitted a $10 claim yet they send them to me. This has been very frustrating and I have only gotten about half my money back. I will not use their service again next year. It's a waste of time and they basically have frozen my money.

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    Reviewed Nov. 17, 2014

    This is the second time that Wageworks terminated my Cobra without advance notice. I am on disability and need a heart procedure which I can't afford now.

    Customer service department was useless, Client escalation department, Dianna, was rude. First time I had to call the President/CEO's office, Joe Jackson, and someone, Tannis **, did help me. But is this was customer service has come to? Having to call the corporate office for help. I am left with the impression that WageWorks' unspoken mission is to terminate participants for employers, especially disabled participants with high medical bills. Enraged.

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    Reviewed Nov. 5, 2014

    I have been forced to use Wageworks by my employer for the past several years. At least 6 months of every year my account is suspended. So for half the year, they gain interest on my money while not allowing me to have access to it. They do this every year and every year I have to jump through hoops to get them to reactivate my account. Their customer service number and website are worthless and useless. If my company didn't force me to use them I would NEVER EVER use them. They are a scam company who does nothing but collect interest on people's money.

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    Staff

    Reviewed Sept. 30, 2014

    It is clearly noted that WageWorks gives an option to reimburse you for over the counter medication, like cold medicine. I learned today that the only way you can be reimbursed for that is if you have a doctor’s prescription, for an over the counter medicine? What kind of person goes to their doctor for a Cold?? I will never buy into this again. This is money I paid for, and I don't take kindly to being treated like a stupid child.

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    Reviewed Sept. 11, 2014

    I called this company because today I received a card I never applied for in the first place. I refused to give any information other than my last name, first name and zip code. I am assuming a hospital I went to sent me this because the hospital owed me $50. Tried canceling it but no luck. They said they sent me this card before but I never got one from them ever. How do I cancel?

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    Reviewed Sept. 11, 2014

    Oh my gosh.... I hate dealing with Wage works. I get a monthly commuter pass and it comes out of my paycheck. I don't have to do anything. This is the 3rd time they canceled my pass and I'm losing money. When I call customer support they don't speak English very well and have no clue on what I'm trying to say. I asked for a supervisor and the operator disconnected me. I want to turn them in to the better business bureau. Now I have to buy ANOTHER pass. Is there another company that deals with commuter passes so I can dump Wage works forever.

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    Reviewed Sept. 3, 2014

    I send a monthly payment to WageWorks Inc. for COBRA coverage for my Delta Dental plan and I have two major complaints: [1] WageWorks charges a $2.00 "processing fee" for making a payment online. Why is there a fee for an online payment in the first place? There's no fee for sending payment using a hard copy check which involves more labor than paying online (which is a purely electronic process that does not involve any labor). Electronic transfers for other institutions are done without any fee either.

    [2] After I paid online (and paid the $2.00 fee), I got an email receipt that said that the amount had been debited from my checking account... but the payment process was NOT complete and the actual processing time would take another 5 to 7 days! If the money has been debited from my bank account, where is it going (and to whom) for the 5 to 7 day period it purportedly takes to process the payment? I bet WageWorks is "floating" the payment by routing it into an intermediate holding account which is earning interest before the funds are transferred to Delta Dental.

    What in the Hell does WageWorks do in the first place? Why am I sending money to it for my Delta Dental plan (and getting socked with a fee) when I could pay Delta directly? Frankly I'm very uncomfortable with the way this rather obscure operation does business and I believe WageWorks is nothing but a scam and a rip off.

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    Reviewed Aug. 18, 2014

    I filed 2 claims, they were approved. The funds were depleted from my fsa account buy only 15% was deposited back into my bank account. I'm deeply concerned that they are taking money from my wages but have no intention of reimbursing me for eligible expenses. I strongly recommend that further research is done before you allow them to take money from your wages, you may not get it back, like me.

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    Reviewed July 25, 2014

    This is the worst benefit ever! It is a struggle to get reimbursed. It has been extremely time consuming. Not going to do it again next year.

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    Reviewed July 18, 2014

    I had a great experience. Everything was processed in a timely manner.

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    Reviewed June 16, 2014

    WageWorks is absolutely the worst. I am not renewing my husband's card as of January 1 2015. They stink and I think there is a scam going. They suspended our card without so much as an email or letter to let us know they wanted receipts turned in for which we have done 9 receipts one being in 2013. When we call the number to question, we get people that do not speak English who then give us the runaround and when you ask where they're located, they refuse to tell you. They give you a number which my son Google and says Pakistan.

    Why is my personal business out of the country. So what if something happens to my account it is in another country? I have now sent the last of the receipts they request and 6 months later my card still suspended. I have told my husband's employer to NEVER use this company again and I am about to go the news station to get them to get me answers since all you get is a run around and people who are not in America. Personally think a scam is going on and I am taking further action from here on out... Will never use this incompetent company again. I have put over 100.00 out of my pocket when I have 2000.00 on my card I cannot even use. I am beyond infuriated with this company...

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    Reviewed June 10, 2014

    What is even the point of having this Wageworks if you cannot even use it? I bought an over the counter allergy medicine and eye drops and submitted a claim and they declined it because they said it needs a doctor's prescription. Then I submitted my daughter's dental consultation of $50 deductible and it's declined because it's not an itemized statement. I know some year I don't spend all my flexible spending. Where does my money go? I am totally disgusted and frustrated that this is so DIFFICULT to use.

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    Reviewed May 24, 2014

    Wage Works Inc cancelled my insurance coverage even though my payment cleared the bank. This is not the first time this has happened to me. I used to send my payments by regular mail, and they said they did not get them. I then started sending the payments by FedEx, so that I could track the package. FedEx could not deliver the most recent payment I have sent because the address on the coupon for payment is not a good address. It is a lock box. I called the telephone number on one of the correspondence I have from them, and the person on the telephone could not tell me where she was located except in Texas. She also could not tell me why my insurance was terminated, and told me I would have to appeal.

    Appeal what? You processed my payment, and then cancelled my insurance! I also told the person on the telephone that FedEx could not deliver my package because of the address problem, and asked for a physical address. She told me that someone picks up the payments once a day from the lock box. I googled to try and find their corporate headquarters. I called the number I found and was told the same thing, that was the only address they had for payments. My insurance had been cancelled, and I would have to appeal. Interesting thing though, I have never gotten a notice of termination until I made the first telephone call, which was May 21st!

    In addition to the letter of termination, they sent me a letter of coverage, and HIPPA paperwork, no information about how to appeal. The lady at the second place I called also could not tell me where she was located, and told me that was confidential. I did some more research on Google, and found out that Wage Works Inc. only processes payments from companies, and individuals, and they make millions doing it! I think they are running a scam, and am curious to know if the business corporations know what they are doing.

    I retired from the employer I had worked for after almost 27 yrs, and was told this was who I would send my insurance payments to. I have contacted my HR department, and waiting for a telephone call from them, which was two days ago, even though I told the person taking the message it was urgent I speak with someone to get help resolving this issue. I have called the OIG in Texas, and plan on filing a complaint in regard to this for fraud. I am curious how many people across the country, especially in Texas that have had a problem with Wage Works, Inc.

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    Reviewed May 5, 2014

    I have been battling with WageWorks for the past few months regarding three separate bills requiring receipts and each time I speak to someone, I get a different answer. In January, I submitted two receipts because I had money to spend. According to the website you can still submit claims until the end of March. Well these were submitted on 01/15/2014. I called and was instructed to resend the receipts so I did. One week later still there. I called again and was told they were for the previous year which I agreed. However, I was now past the March deadline and was told what I should have done was requested to be reimbursed instead of turning in the claim.

    Because they paid the two claims out of my 2014 account instead of 2013, I was required to send back the money. And since I'm past the cutoff date, I can no longer get the money back I put in from my own pocket for 2013. Why did it take until April for something I turned on in January to be denied? Why did it take a third person to finally explain to me I can't get my money back? This is wrong! The third claim was pending until I obtained a form signed by my Neurosurgeon. This cost me $20.00 to get. I followed their procedures by getting the signed Medical Necessity form.

    The doctor also provided three pages of medical records for this claim. I checked and my claim has now been denied!!! "They can't use the information I provided". When I was talking through the issues with the third person on the phone around the mixed messages, I was reminded the call was being recorded. I told her this was why I was saying what I was in hopes someone would listen and train their people better. This program is a joke. Their website is not user friendly and the people answering the phones need to be better trained to assist the customer. My card is going to be denied and now I'll have to deal with all of this headache. I will never sign-up for this program again!!!

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    Reviewed April 28, 2014

    My customer experience with your company has been unsatisfactory recently, starting with an order that did not go through for the month of May. I did not have exact change for my commuter trip and had to overpay in order to avoid being late for work when. Suddenly, my transit card had no value on it despite recurring ongoing payments deducted directly from my paycheck.

    When I called Wage Work customer call center on Friday, April 25th, Fritz told me that the order was placed for May, but that Metrotransit rejected the payment. It sounded unlikely that, after years in this program, they would no longer want my money. I called Metrotransit today, Monday April 28th, and they told me the opposite, that no order was placed for the card, and that they had no reason not to accept payment. I called Wage Works back, and the agent said, "We have canceled the May order," and then corrected herself by using the passive tense, "The May order was canceled." She asked if I had recently been on a leave of absence. I told her, No. She asked if I would hold in order to give her time to find out why the May order was canceled. I agreed and waited on hold for about ten minutes, which was when the call center hung up on me.

    According to your website: "Set It, Forget It. Once you choose "Every Month" for your Commuter order, you'll automatically receive the same benefit every month until you change or cancel it. The same cutoff date for orders applies to changes or cancellations, so plan ahead. Check your monthly reminder emails for deadlines. Remember, it's up to you to make changes through WageWorks - your transit or parking provider cannot notify us if you stop parking or riding."

    This is simply not true. As your company has broken its written agreement with me, please notify your legal department that I no longer accept any terms or conditions with your program, either online or otherwise stated in any of your advertising. YOU NOW HAVE THIS IN WRITING. This includes but is not limited to the User Agreement found on your website.

    I intend to add this personal review wherever I am able, online as well as to family and colleagues. I encourage you to investigate how your system has failed and to improve it. I also encourage you to train your employees not to hang up on callers or give false information. Good luck.

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    Reviewed April 13, 2014

    I have numerous medical bills since the first of the year. I have submitted a few for them to pay the provider and when I check status it says "need receipt". Issues with WAGEWORKS saying they are following the rules of IASIS.

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    Reviewed March 20, 2014

    I have encountered some problems during filing dependent care claim this year. My first attempt submitting a claim form online by logging into my account was in Feb 2014. I received a confirmation email on Feb 21st 2014 saying "We have received and are processing the following claim(s). If there are any questions or issues which come up as your claim processing is completed, you will be notified. You can view these claim(s) and their status at the website MyFlexOnline.com."

    When I did not receive a check, I logged on to see what's going on. It said that my claim was processed but rejected. No email follow ups from them or notification saying it was rejected. So I called them. They said that since my flex plan year was Feb 1 2013 - Feb and I set my online application start date as Jan 1 2013, it was rejected. Never mind the end date of Dec 31 2013 which falls within the plan year and never mind that my submitted payment history showed 3 times the cost for that plan year. Ok no problem, I asked them what they propose I do and they said resubmit online but set the Start Date in the online application as Feb 1 2013. So I do exactly that. I wait a while and get another confirmation email on Mar 13 2014 saying my claim is being processed. So I wait and wait and no check, no email follow up and the deadline is here. So I log on to find out that it was rejected again. When I called to inquire as to why it was rejected the second time, they said that since the payment history/receipt I submitted had Start Date of Jan 1st 2013, they CHOSE that OVER my application start date of FEB 1 2013. Now why would they do that?????

    Ok so I explained the entire history to this service rep and she asked me to file it manually. So I go to their website, print the form manually enter the dates Feb 1 2013 - Dec 31 2013 and get the day care facility to sign and email them at their address. I called then to verify that the information I submitted, this time is rock solid and that they would have no reason to reject it. The service rep this time told me I have to wait until they process it to find out and that she cannot tell me anything until it's processed. So I ask her what happens if they reject it the third time and now the deadline has passed? She told me that they would go by the original deadline so I will still be able to claim it after the necessary adjustments are done. I ask her what the original deadline was and she told me the date I made the third attempt. Ok that was not very re-assuring since I started this whole process in Feb, I assumed she would tell me the original date of my first attempt. Anyway, I am currently waiting to see if my third attempt will be successful. I get an automated email when my card swipe is declined, so why can't I get an email when a submitted claim form is rejected and a reason why it was rejected.

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    Customer ServiceContract & Terms

    Reviewed Feb. 7, 2014

    I have been submitting claims for my daughter's orthodontics bill for the past year and a half. Per WageWorks instructions, I submit the contract showing the amount due monthly and that month's draft. At least 60% of the time, the first claim is denied. When I call, the explanation is that it was denied in error. I then frequently have to call back at least once, receiving the same message that "it should not have been denied," before I get the claim reimbursed out of my spending account. And, since claims take 3-5 business days to be processed, every call results in a delay of at least 3-5 business days before I receive my payment. The only good news is that I only have 6 months more to go on the contract.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Jan. 16, 2014

    WageWorks everyone benefits? I'm not benefiting. If you're here now, it's likely that you're not benefiting either. Here's a tip: Most HR Departments will have a Voice of Customer or other benefit provider feedback channel to monitor their employees' satisfaction. Call them, open a claim. For legitimate expenses that WageWorks continues to reject, open a claims dispute with your HR. If Wageworks cancels your card, open a claims dispute. If enough of us use the feedback channels available to us, we can influence the benefit choice our companies are making on our behalf.

    Here's my VOC report: My wife and I are having fits getting WageWorks to approve our legitimate and necessary healthcare payments to qualified healthcare providers. We are sending WageWorks receipts, EOBs, HIPAA forms, orthodontist contracts etc. numerous times via their advised process using their website, only to be told they have no record of the transmission OR they received it and they didn't accept it because the date on the invoice and the date of service didn't match OR they received it and we never followed up on it OR the reason changes, for the same approval request, often during the same call... so we need to resubmit everything it gain. For some of these approvals we have sent the requested information in good form 3 or more times.

    Our calls to their service center always end the same way: they tell us that we aren't following their process and they're sorry. We tell them in no uncertain terms how we rate their service. Most of those calls extend for 40 minutes or more, while we hold patiently. Many calls we simply terminate because we can't wait for them to get back on the line. They cancelled our card because... they can. And we now have a 2013 balance that we can't access. Until we figure out a way to send them receipts and EOBs and contracts...

    I found a number for their corporate headquarters and called it: +1 262-238-4000. I was offered an opportunity to speak with an escalation specialist. Just so your expectations don't run away with you at this point, the individual who returned my call (2 days later) told me that we aren't following their process and she was sorry about my card getting cancelled.

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    Sales & Marketing

    Reviewed Dec. 31, 2013

    Every year, I use my WageWorks card for the same services for my family. Our dermatologist and eye doctor. Every year, WageWorks requires proof of services for the same family members and puts a freeze on my card preventing me from using it. This year, I wanted to see how long they would suspend my card and they suspended my use from May 16th, 2013 until today December 31, 2013. What this shows me is WageWorks has a scam going to retain money that employees put in flexible spending accounts. I have sent receipts in three times for the services that they are requesting verification of. I have sent a letter from the doctor stating that the service is for the treatment of acne and not for cosmetic reasons for myself and my daughters. Yet they still have not released my card for me to use the remaining money that I have left in my account.

    My husband is on high blood pressure medicine and we cannot purchase his medicine because our money that we allot in the flex account is being held hostage by WageWorks. Went to immediate care the other day because he was sick and his blood pressure was 160/100. If he has a stroke or a heart attack because he is not taking his medicine, it is because of the scam that WageWorks pulls on me every year by freezing my card and preventing me from using my own money. This is the only way that we can pay for our medications and eyeglasses and they know it. They use our money and hold us hostage by not allowing us access. The government needs to look into the practice of card suspensions with WageWorks because they are not practicing legal methods.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Dec. 27, 2013

    This company is the biggest rip off. They are no help with customer service. All they want to do is keep your money. Especially when Christopher at site ** tells you that someone will call you back and never calls, then when you call back and tell you call back the main number to get back to him. Then next day you call back and are told they cannot transfer you to him and then get Angela who is no help at all. My account is being held hostage for no reason. All they state is that they have to wait for a computer that will release it in a couple of days? This company is not one I will deal with again.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Dec. 2, 2013

    During my nearly two years at WageWorks, I witnessed several cases of nepotism from managers (for instance, one manager got a job for her daughter and her son-in-law of which the two worked together, the male the supervisor, the other a subordinate), favoritism (letting certain employees be absent for no reason and punishing others for viable reasons; letting only friends do important work, taking away work from good employees and giving it to friends who we will call, less than adequate), prejudice workforce (most of the employees were on one particular race, while only three or four people out of fifty were another), lack of professionalism (dress code violations, unclean work environments, miscommunication between managers and staff), and to top it all off, a hostile work environment for most employees.

    Most of the managers at the Tallahassee, FL branch are not qualified to be managers, having been dropped into their positions without training or the required education. Micromanaging is higher at this location than any business I have ever been responsible for. Profits are high and customers suffer for it. There is no system for making sure customers are being taken care of properly and you can tell by the comments each leaves on the different boards out there. There is no real commitment from management to ensure employees of long-term job safety and executives are lacking when it comes to keeping company employees informed about major company decisions. There are more parties and get togethers than actual working, and when there is work to do, the wrong people are doing it.

    Needless to say, something needs to change and I don't think anyone is going to be doing anything anytime soon unless for some reason Joe Jackson reads this and says, "Hey, what's going on." Hopefully he will. It's his company and he has done some pretty extraordinary things for it, but there is a lot more work that needs to be done.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Nov. 6, 2013

    The "customer service" I received from WageWorks was negligible at best. I have never experienced such a difficult time receiving a "benefit" that I worked for and paid for upfront in my entire life. The associate and the supervisor I spoke to gave incomplete or inaccurate information. I was forced to upload the same claim form multiple times because of erroneous information given by their employees. I honestly am disgusted with the level of service this company has provided over the past three years I have had the displeasure of using their service.

    If the smallest possible error is on a claim form, it is denied immediately. There is no concern for the customer or any undue hardship this places upon them. I will never, if humanly possible, use the WageWorks service again and will warn any and everyone I know about them and their practices. WageWorks accepts no culpability for their sloppy handling of customers and their needs and basically blows off any complaints or concerns of the people that keep them in business.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Oct. 8, 2013

    I am looking to file with a government agency against WageWorks. My husband's company uses WageWorks for their medical benefits. Every time we use WageWorks we are constantly harassed by their corporate headquarters for our receipts or they will suspend our medical card. This harassment happens every time we visit a dentist, a dermatologist and doctors. The only... I mean Only time they do not get harassed is when we get prescriptions. Rarely do they send request for receipts; however, sends us a threat of our card being suspended because they need 2, 3, 4 receipts. WageWorks causes extreme stress in our lives trying to get the receipts together and having to fax them so WagewWorks can make sure we are not getting Botox at the dermatologist or veneers at the dentist... luxuries!!!

    As I told WageWorks, I'm sure we are taking advantage of our medical benefits. My husband took a 30% pay cut over 1 1/2 years ago while the CEO gets his millions. We live so rich that I have nothing better to do than to get Botox in my stressed out face because the CEO of Lowe's kept all the sales specialist commission. When you contact WageWorks, you get foreigners who refuse to tell you where they are located... India, I would imagine... Isn't that where all greedy companies go for profits? When you get the WageWorks' employee on the phone I am sure they think, "I speak English very well!" Surprise... You don't!!! Your accent and broken English adds to the stress to solving and solutions with WageWorks. Not only can you not understand them, they spew out some American name as if I am stupid enough to believe that is their name.

    I am tired of dealing with harassing companies like WageWorks when you absolutely can get nowhere with them. I will, however, file a complaint with IRS, BBB and FTC about WageWorks' actions. Maybe WageWorks need the Botox so their representatives cannot speak broken English from lands so far away!!! Oh yeah...I'm sure the CEO of WageWorks is sitting in his company counting his money and his profits for running the company in a foreign country with foreign workers who cannot speak English!!! Maybe the CEO of WageWorks needs some Botox in his ** so he can't just sit around anymore!

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    Reviewed Aug. 26, 2013

    I have been employed by a major insurance company for years. I am now a retiree of the same company. Wageworks has managed our HSA (Health Savings Account) funds for the last few years. First problem: A transaction is required to move money from my investment account to my bank account. This usually takes more than 24 hours from the time I make the request. Second problem: Once the money is moved into my "bank" account, I can request it online. Once I do this, Wageworks should instantly send me my money back. They do not. It usually takes 3-5 business days for me to receive MY money. This is an electronic transaction and should take a matter of seconds. Wageworks is using my money to invest during this period of 3-5 days. This is unfair and this practice should be stopped. They are doing this to all of us! Class Action anyone?

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    Customer ServicePriceStaff

    Reviewed Aug. 1, 2013

    I didn't receive Metrocards and WW doesn't want to refund me for $224. WW manager Amy said "If you are so deserving of the money, you will get it back!"

    On 7/8/13, I called WageWorks and spoke to a manager, ** Amy or ** Amy, regarding my commuter card saying non-sufficient funds when I attempted to purchase a Metrocard for the month of July 2013. When I called, I was told that a Metrocard was sent to my home address in June and July as per WageWorks (WW) manager Amy. When I told her that I never opted ever in the last 2.5 years for receiving Metrocards at my home because I have always used the WageWorks commuter card to purchase my Metrocards at the vending machine.

    I then asked Amy where are the Metrocards that was supposedly sent. Amy said "Maybe they were lost in the mail". I said to Amy, "If they were lost in mail, I need to be reimbursed," and she said that there is no way to be reimbursed -- maybe for the month of July 2013, but not for the month of June. I told Amy I need to be reimbursed because I did not receive the Metrocards and I was not aware that it was being sent in the form of a Metrocard because I've always used the commuter card to purchase my Metrocard, and when I called in March to change the amount because Metrocards went up in price from $104 to $112, I was on the phone with a rep that walked me through to just change the price of the amount to be taken out, but apparently, it changed Metrocards, which I never do.

    After talking on the phone for over 45 to an hour, I was told by the manager Amy, verbatim, "If you are so deserving of the money $224, you will get the money back!" I asked her how dare she insult me and threaten me as though it's not my money. I also told her that I was going to report her because that was very unprofessional of her to said that to me as a customer. I also said to her, if they are taking money out of my check and I did not receive the Metrocards, then I need to get my money back. I also asked Amy where is the Metrocard for the month of July, and she said "It's probably lost in the mail".

    ON Friday, 12th July 2013, I was on a three-way with Tanya from NYU Payroll Department and Rene, a WageWorks manager. The manager was saying to me that in order for me to be reimbursed for the missing cards, I have to purchase 2 Metrocards and submit for reimbursement. I told him that it did not make sense because that means I would still be losing $224 for the missing Metrocards that I never receive for the months of June 2013 and July 2013.

    Rene then insulted me and asked me why didn't I call in June for the missing Metrocard. I told him that I did not know that Metrocards was being sent to my home and that I always use the commuter card to purchase a Metrocard. I also told him that in June, I went to use the commuter card at the MTA machine and the MTA machine said "Please call your bank issuer", so I thought that the funds were not available as of yet from WageWorks; so, on June 5th 2013, I purchased a 30-day unlimited Metrocard with my credit card for the month of June.

    On July 7th, I went to purchase a Metrocard for work for the month of July, and the MTA machine said the same thing: "Please call your bank issuer". So on July 8th, 2013, I called and spoke to Amy the manager. After all that explanation, Rene, who refused to give his last name or ID #, and told me that he could not reimburse me, and he also said that he did not have a manager on the floor. He gave me a reference #**.

    Rene (WW manager) said Amy did not make any notations of my call. I told Rene that I have proof of the call and I also have a survey that I filled out right after I made the call on 7/08/2013, and I did mention that Amy said "If you are so deserving of the money $224, then I will get it back". I told Rene that reason why the other manager Amy did not make any documentations was because I told her I was going to report her.

    I want my $224 back for the Metrocards that I did not receive. We are in July and I did not receive the Metrocards for June or July, and I did call on 7/08/2013. I want my money back! If the Metrocard was lost in the mail, that was not my problem. Manager Amy should be reprimanded severely for making that type of statement to me or any other customer. It was very, very distasteful and unprofessional of her. On top of that, she did not make any documentation regarding my phone call because she knew that I was going to report her and rightfully so. I want my money back for the two months that I didn't receive a Metrocard, which totals $224!

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & Speed

    Reviewed July 31, 2013

    I accidentally signed up for the FSA Dependent care account through my husband's employer. I wanted the FSA Health Account. So called WageWorks and they advised my husband to talk to his HR at his place of employment. I then decide to go on the My Benefits page and sign him up for the health care and I cancel the dependent care. Now I'm doing WageWorks' job. I look on my husband's paycheck. The new amount for the health FSA gets withdrawn. But I still see a balance in the dependent care account. I called my husband's HR. She did not receive a phone. Poor communication.

    I decide to call WageWorks to find out what's going on. The CSR says only the employer HR can fix this. They know what to do. They have a form or they can send an authorization for change letter. She advises for my husband to once again visit his HR. In the meantime, my husband's employer continues to withdraw money biweekly. I check the website, the dependent care account is still active and not converted to the request health FSA account. So I write letter to attention my husband's HR and WageWorks. My husband brings the letter to his employer HR. They call WageWorks and contact the employer's sales office for his employer. My husband says it's all taken care of. It's now 10 days later and the account does not show the transfer from dependent care to the health FSA.

    This company is unremarkable the worst company to use as a FSA account. I have never seen so many complaints. My problem is still not resolved.

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    Customer ServiceCoveragePriceStaff

    Reviewed June 26, 2013

    The company I work for contracted this WageWorks as a benefit to all US-based employees who want tax deferred payroll withdrawals for a set dollar amount on a debit type card to assist with the rising cost of medical. I tried to purchase feminine sundries and it was not covered. I was able to use it on pharmaceutical prescription co-pay. I used it at doctor's visits and for eyewear exams. However, when I failed to use the balance in the account by the end of year deadline (which wasn't explained or even alerted as the time was drawing near), I lost $700. I found out that in order for me to use the balance after the expired time, I would have to pay out of pocket and submit a claim that would draw from the balance, but only after I paid up front again.

    All year long I was having a weekly draw against the established amount and now I have to put it up again? How is this not double payment? I asked the customer service agent to break it down to where she would explain it to make sense and she couldn't. I asked to speak to a supervisor and she took forever transferring me to one. I got the same double-talk from the supervisor. I don't understand how the govt. that proposes to fight for medical coverage for all would permit any agency to BLATANTLY keep the money that was escrowed into a personal account due to regulations they deemed as rights? That is like getting raped twice by IRS for taxes already paid with interest.

    Wageworks is now offering the same program for defraying commuter costs. I lost the balance of my earnings which can't be claimed in taxes and feel Wageworks reaps the money people refuse to go after due to the red tape and mumbo jumbo lines they feed you. I hung up frustrated and vowed not to ever participate in a tax-deferred program where it does not roll over the balance by the end of the year. Medical costs are continuously rising and most people can't afford to lose ANY money that is set aside just for the sole purpose of medical coverage and this is a real crime that should be reported and prohibited. I remain, angry and disgusted with a govt. that would permit a company to conduct deceitful practices especially where healthcare is concerned.

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    Punctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed June 25, 2013

    WageWorks was recently contracted by my employer. The idea was that it would make life easier and save me money through payroll deductions and before taxes. Well, needless to say, this has been the worst experience. Not only do I have money deducted from my paycheck that should be going to pay for my daughter's braces, on time, but I am charged each month for late payments. I set the payments up for the first of the month starting in January. The first two months, the payment was sent out on the 13th and 14th. The next payment (3rd) was not sent but the fourth payment was sent. Needless to say, the dentist charged me $40 late fee and I am one month behind.

    I contacted WageWorks and they told me that I should have scheduled my payments earlier to make sure they got there in time. I asked if I could change the payment date and was told that the schedule was already set and I couldn't change it (What???). I asked, "If that was the case, then what happened to my third payment (silence)?" I was put on hold for 10 minutes and when they returned, I was told that they would have to investigate why the payment was cancelled. The rep said that I probably needed to submit a bill for the services. I asked, "What was so special about the 3rd payment since the first two and the fourth payments were paid?" "Uhhhh, we will have to investigate that, please hold." Another 10 minutes passed.

    Upon their return I was told that they "understand" my confusion (BTW-I'm not confused) and they are looking into the issue. I asked, "Could I speak with a manager?" - "No, there is no manager." - "Okay, can I talk to the person that you are talking to?" - "No, I don't have a number for them." - "Oh, that's strange, how are you talking to them (silence)?" - "Like I said, you will be contacted in the next couple of days." I foolishly thought this was a great deal - money taken out of my check before taxes, bill automatically paid (no late payments), peace of mind (NOT!).

    I am now faced with having all of this money in my account and the year half over. If I had thought this through, I would have realized that it is in the best interests of WageWorks NOT to pay bills because at the end of the year, they get to keep the money. If I don't get this resolved soon, I will have to chalk this up to another hard lesson learned.

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    Reviewed June 11, 2013

    Starting in January, WageWorks took over the Pay Me Back for my medical insurance. In May, when I sent in the invoice to be paid back for, the claim was denied, so I resubmitted it and also sent in a letter to the claims administrator. Finally, after two times, I was reimbursed for that month. Now I sent in a reimburse paper for June on June 6, and it was denied. I am so tired of this. This money was promised from Medtronic when I retired, and now I cannot get it, so I just resubmitted it today.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed June 3, 2013

    I called WageWorks; they looked up my account and walked me through how to get paid back for my out-of-pocket medical expenses. I submitted everything to find out it was denied because they needed a receipt for a prior dentist bill that was paid via WageWorks and it says dentist on the bill. Okay, I submitted the receipt and waited a few days for my out-of-pocket reimbursement and called back. They said, "Oh sorry, you need to resubmit the pay me back request (which they have already but I did again)." I waited and called back; they told me it was denied because they used that receipt to the dentist. They now say to resubmit the dentist receipt which doesn't make sense because they already have it and that dentist bill was paid via WageWorks. So I tried and it has been over a month and I'm still being denied, wasting my time. This is absolutely TERRIBLE. By the way, you will never be able to speak to a manager.

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    Reviewed May 31, 2013

    Had several HSA cards prior to Wageworks....usually, my money, my business.... However, Wageworks forces me to prove that each visit to my doctor is related to medical care. Hello, it says the name of the "MEDICAL PRACTICE" on the transaction you paid. It should be obvious, but why use common sense when you can cause undue stress and hassle to your clients? I took this to my company's HR Department and was assured that numerous other similar complaints have been registered, and that my company of just under 11,000 employees would not be using Wageworks going forward. Yahoo! I suggest to everyone to file a complaint with your HR Departments. It DOES make a difference.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed May 25, 2013

    I went to reload my monthly Metro card with my WageWorks card, but the transaction failed because the magnetic strip on the Metro card was damaged. I got a receipt from the machine saying the transaction failed. Several MTA agents read it, showing me there was no money deposited in the Metro card. Still WageWorks released the funds on a transaction that failed and refused to cancel the transaction and revert the charges. Seven calls, several emails and all they can say is submit a claim, waiting period is of 90 days and no guarantee we will reimburse your money. Seriously WageWorks, what a lack of morals, decency and professionalism. No wonder there are so many negative reviews. You are a bunch of crooks!

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    Customer ServiceCoverage

    Reviewed May 24, 2013

    In my transition to a new job, my new employer has a grace period before I can be added to their benefits, but agreed to cover COBRA for me and my family. I opted in for continued medical, vision and dental coverage and arranged bill pay through my checking account. For multiple months now: 1) The money has been duly transferred out of my checking account to WageWorks; 2) WageWorks agreed they have received the payments; 3) BlueShield has not received notification of payment from WageWorks; 4) I have called WageWorks repeatedly and they ask me to be patient.

    5) I have called BlueShield and informed them of the situation; 6) I have conference called BlueShield and WageWorks together to discuss the issue; 7) BlueSheild still shows me and my family's coverage as expired; 8) I am now receiving doctor invoices for full (non-insurance company negotiated prices and fees). I don't know if the trouble is with WageWorks or BlueShield, and I honestly do not care. This is their business. They should be able to do this simple job.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed April 15, 2013

    I have been submitting claims to WageWorks for 2.5 years. I have used the same after school care provider with the same exact receipt format that is electronically distributed. The provider's receipt says that the service dates are August 2012-June 2013. That is because my daughter is enrolled for care for the entire school year. I pay a monthly rate to the provider in the same amount every month. Up until this month, WageWorks has paid my claims with no problems. Now, they have denied my claims because they want to attribute my claim to August 2012, even though the service was in March 2013.

    I asked to speak to the claims department, but apparently, no one speaks to the claims department. Customer service simply said they couldn't help me and told me my only choice was to leave work in the middle of the day to get the Park District to sign the receipt. I put my daughter in after school care so I can work. Now, they want me to take vacation time because of their inability to correctly process the claim. I feel like they stole my money. I have filed complaints with my HR department as well as the Better Business Bureau. The hassle isn't worth the savings if you cannot get your money back.

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    Reviewed Feb. 26, 2013

    I was told by WageWorks that the card can only be used at certain facilities. The transit card selling facility gives us a 20% discount, but due to WageWorks’ limitation, I need to buy it for $20 more. What a shame. I signed up so I can save a few pre-tax dollars. Now I have to pay $20 per month more just because of WageWorks’ processing limitation. There should be a petition to remove companies like these. It is so shameful that we have companies like these.

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    Customer ServiceCoverageStaff

    Reviewed Feb. 15, 2013

    WageWorks is my COBRA administrator. In conjunction with their inadequate third party credit card processing company (not sure of the name), they failed to process my January 2013 payment that covered costs for November, December and January. A couple days after I made the online payment and it accurately posted as a charge to my credit card account, my plan showed me as inactive. After 7+ calls to WageWorks during the month of January trying to understand why I was inactive with my plan, they kept telling my that my payment didn't show in their system/hadn't posted to their system, etc.

    After demanding to speak with a supervisor, I was given a case number and their only solution was to process a credit back to me and asked me to resubmit the payment, which I did on January 31. On Feb. 4, my online WageWorks account now showed that the payment was now received. But as of today (Feb. 15), I still have not been reactivated with my plan. I called my plan to see if they had any notes in their system of my status and they did not, and the representative actually called WageWorks themselves to see what was going on. We were told that they processed my paperwork on Feb. 13 and it was going to take 3-5 business days to notify the plan of my active status again.

    So much for getting a case number and being told that they would do everything they can to escalate my issue. I intend to call WageWorks on Feb. 18 (like I do every week since January 1) to get an update and complain some more. By the time they notify my plan and my plan reactivates me (if I can even believe that it will happen at all), it will be 2 months that I did not have coverage, but paid for those months for coverage. I cannot even write this complaint with a steady hand. I am so frustrated. If at all possible, do not associate with WageWorks!

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    Customer ServiceContract & TermsCoverageOnline & AppStaff

    Reviewed Feb. 8, 2013

    I've used WageWorks for about a year and a half, and have had the biggest headaches getting my money back in this new year. They have denied my Pay Me Back claims for the funds that I have deducted pre-tax to pay for my child's preschool. The incompetence that I've had to deal within the last month and a half has made me lose all faith in this company.

    They denied my first claim of the year because they said that there was an overlap in my days of coverage. When I resubmitted, they then used the excuse that my enrollment contract started in September of 2012, and that they needed an enrollment contract for 2013. I told them that school doesn't start in January, it starts in September and therefore, enrollment contracts are signed at the beginning of the school year, in September. They then told me that I would have to send instead a receipt every claim period with receipts that show the amount paid and the dates that it covered. Anyone who has a child in school knows that they will not go through that work, you just get a receipt and that's it. Every employee that I've spoken to gives me a different story and it contradicts what appears on the website. There is no consistency with this company.

    It has taken 6 phone calls, a call to the headquarters, multiple claims denied. I'm still waiting. Save yourself the trouble and adjust your withholding rather than going through this nonsense.

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    Reviewed Jan. 16, 2013

    My Commuter Card broke, so I had to get the amount transferred to a new card. They removed the money I paid from my old card and then said it'll take 7-10 days to transfer the money. They're a bunch of crooks

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    Staff

    Reviewed Jan. 8, 2013

    I have had my account suspended. According to them, I need to send a more detailed receipt for a bill they already paid. You can't get any more detailed than the bill I sent with dates and services with total amount due. And it’s already paid! So now I have to pay out-of-pocket and submit receipts and claims. I have filled out the pay-my-provider claim on their website and faxed them the copy and the detailed receipt. I have not once been notified they received any of it. They ignored the first fax. The second and third they kept telling me they never received the receipt or that I never filled out the form, or I filled out the wrong form. Then it was, I have to fax the form, then I have to fax the form together again with the receipt. I have caught them in so many lies; I lost count.

    They then asked me to upload the info to them on the computer. I told them I did not have that capability. That’s why I opted to fax everything 4 times now. I requested a supervisor and got Irsh. She tried to tell me I had filled out the wrong form. When I gave her the form claim number, she told me pay-my-provider claims can only be uploaded, that there was no other way to do it. Funny because when I printed the form it clearly had in bold letters at the top the fax number and said to expedite service? How ironic. Never use this service! Beware. You are better off having a savings account to direct deposit money in to pay your bills. I am still fighting to get my dental bill paid and they will still end up keeping 300 dollars of my money.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Dec. 14, 2012

    I sent WageWorks full proof of my residence/mailing address is condemned (Hurricane Sandy totaled my home). I had two months of cards lost and new incoming cards lost. I have called 5 times, each time being put on hold for an hour, and they refuse to reimburse me for continuously lost commuter cards since I do not have receipts. I explained to them that I do not have receipts for out-of-pocket cards since I have been living at a FEMA hotel nearby work. Out of all of the companies I have dealt with (insurance, management, movers, FEMA) during the loss of my home, I must say that WageWorks has been by far the least competent. Zero sympathy and an absolute disgrace.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed June 15, 2012

    I have called WageWorks customer service six times in the past two months. They took money from my paycheck each month, but cannot get the fund transferred to my commuter card. They were a card serial number issue at the beginning and it's supposed to be corrected on their system after the first call. But after two months with more than six phone calls, including taking to a supervisor, they still cannot get their work fixed. My money is accumulating at WageWorks that I cannot reach, not mentioning that I have to take extra few minutes each day to pay my commute at the ticket booth. At the end, I decided to cancel my benefit to stop WageWorks from taking my money each month (they already took three months of money from my paycheck) and pray that I will not change job so I will still be taking the public transportation and I will get a chance to use the sitting money if WageWorks can ever find a competent worker to get their job done.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Feb. 10, 2012

    I called on January 2nd for a replacement card with no card came. I called again. The representative said that I would have my card in a week but no card came. It is now February 10th 2012 and I have no card.

    I called and the representative said that she was unsure of why I haven't got my card. I asked to speak with a supervisor. I was on hold for 29 minutes before Marcos came on the line and said that a replacement card was never ordered and that he had to re-order my card and it will take another two to three weeks. He acted like it was no big deal. I asked to speak with his supervisor and Marcos told me that I would have to write a complaint and by the time they receive my complaint, I still would not have my card.

    So now, I am thinking that he did not order my replacement card at all.

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    Reviewed Jan. 17, 2012

    On 12-23-10, I called customer service to find out how much was left on my account so I could pick up my eyeglass. I was told $210. I went to the optical store to pick up my glasses. After several attempts, my card was declined. I called back customer service and they stated my account was suspended due to the fact I was missing a receipt for a March transaction. I asked how I was notified they said by email. I said I do not have an email. They also stated I was missing two other receipts May and September.

    These receipts were for the dentist office. Not sure what I could buy at the dentist office that would not be covered? I requested a supervisor and waited on hold for 22.03 mins. I was still at the optical store and on my cell so I have the exact mins. I was then disconnected. I called back again. They said I disconnected the last call. I asked again to speak with supervisor. She said there is nothing she could do. "Let me explain our policy," she explained I need to send in the information by fax to release the card and this would take 2 to 7 days to process.

    She also gave me the address to ECC. I sent a fax on 12-28 at 1600H with six pages with cover letter requesting to release my account and the remainder of my account sent by check to cover my eyeglasses. On 1-3, I sent certified letter to ECC I have not received the certification back yet or have I heard from ECC.

    On 1-17, I called to find out when I should be expecting my check and when ECC will be contacting me. I was told I would have to send the fax back with a form and my receipts. I asked when I would have been notified that they needed another form. She said they sent email. I said what email you have because I requested to be sent regular mail since I do not have an email on record with them. She said they went green and that is the only way you will be contacted. I have sent the new form and the receipts for the eyeglasses. I am not sure why we have to follow their policy when they do not follow it themselves. I hope this will get the attention it deserves.

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    Reviewed Aug. 10, 2011

    I went to the pediatrician; I submitted my receipt that says MD on it, and my claim was denied. I went to the eye doctor and I submitted my receipt. The claim was denied. Do they want blood (DNA)? There was no legitimate reason to deny the claims. I have provided every single detail they have requested. They can call the doctor’s office if they need more information.

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    Reviewed June 28, 2011

    I put money from my salary into their account to reimburse myself for out of pocket fees and to pay doctors directly. I submit receipts as requested that clearly state date, provider and amount plus give additional information. Wageworks will not release my money stating I have not provided enough documentation. This is for every single claim. It’s not legal for them to keep my salary when the receipts clearly state it's a doctor’s office not a spa. They need to have criminal charges against them. They keep the money that they don't release to the owner of the accounts. Does the IRS own WageWorks?

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    Reviewed Oct. 5, 2010

    I called for a replacement HSA visa card for medical expenses and was told I would have to wait 3 weeks. After 4 weeks, it still did not show up so I called back and talked to Abraham who told me that Jesica filled out the form when I called in, but never sent it to the card company. So I would have to wait 3-4 more weeks and I asked them to rush it for me because I had a motorcycle accident and needed it. He said too bad and would not even try to rush even though it was Jesica's fault. I had to repeat my self many times to get a supervisor. Jesus, the supervisor, repeated the same thing and would not even try to rush getting me the card. There has not been a lot of economic damage, just a pain in the neck.

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    Reviewed June 29, 2010

    On June 28, 2010, my COBRA payment was drafted from my banking account from Wage Works. On June 28, 2010, I also had to purchase medication, but had to pay full price, because the insurance system had not been updated. I contacted Wage Works to inquire about receiving reimbursement for the out of pocket expense, since my coverage dates range from 6/1/10 - 6/30/10. The first representative I spoke with, was customer service representative by the name of Lisa. Lisa informed me that my payment was showing in their system, as of today, however would not be active in the insurance carrier, until another 5 -7 business days, and that I would need to wait until then to call them and request a claim form to submit for reimbursement of the funds I'd paid out of pocket.

    I informed Lisa that with me being unemployed, I could not afford to pay out of pocket for my medications, and wait 2 weeks for reimbursement. Lisa informed me that was Wage Works's process, and she could not expedite my information to the insurance carrier. I then asked to speak with a supervisor, and received Aaron, from call center 103, who informed me he would not expedite my information to the carrier, and I would have to wait. I then asked to speak with a manager, and Aaron informed me he was the highest level I could speak with. I then called the customer service number on the website page, and spoke with a representative by the name of Louis, who stated the information Aaron provided was incorrect, and I could speak with a manager, and that the supervisor was not the highest level a person could speak with.

    Louis transferred me back to the COBRA department, and I received a representative by the name of Roosevelt, who tried to cover for Aaron's lie, but did transfer me to another supervisor by the name of Nancy. I explained the situation to Nancy, and informed her that I could not afford to pay out of pocket exceeding $500 for medication, while Wage Works took their time to send the information to the carrier. Nancy stated she indeed could request to have the information expedited to the insurance carrier. This tells me Wage Works could do their job more efficiently and provide better service to those paying COBRA payments. They are rude in their delivery of services, and uncaring.

    With me being unemployed and living on a fixed income, or anyone paying COBRA, to have to wait weeks for them to update the insurance carriers system is unacceptable, especially when people need medications, and COBRA is expensive. I would have been out $500, not to include the $150.13 for the COBRA insurance, which places anyone in an economic hardship, who is unemployed.

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    Reviewed Oct. 31, 2008

    I had two separate transactions with this company: 1) I have $115 pretax money plus $206 post-tax dollars deducted from my "payroll" check to purchase transit train tickets. It is indicated through their website that they are to automatically purchase my train tickets scheduled before the 10th of each month. 2) I have $80 taken out of my checking account on a "WageWorks Consumer Card" to purchase my NY Metro subway train fare.

    Accordingly to their email sent to me on 9/14/08 the funds I have ordered for "your" card will be loaded on the 20th of the month. On October 10, 2008, I received an email stating that they were unable to pre-authorize the "personal credit card for the $80". The email also stated that due to the inability to charge "your personal credit card" (this not my personal credit card, this is a WageWorks card). The email states since my order was cancelled, "your credit card was not charged and all the funds in your account will remain in your account for future orders."

    I called today, October 31, 2008, to ask where was my Transit Rail Monthly Pass I paid for in the amount of $331.00. I was told that my account held funds of $662. My account with WageWorks was cancelled due to the insufficient fund in my "checking" account for the $80.00. I asked the company to transfer the $331.00 for the train fare in my WageWorks account to that "personal credit card" so that I will be able to purchase the weekly train ticket from these funds. The company stated that it could not do that and the funds will stay in my account until I RE-ENROLL. I contacted my payroll clerk and asked if they have been contacted by this company to let them to know that I was dropped and I received a reply stating "no". In the meantime, funds are being deposited in an account that has been closed.

    As a result of them not cooperating, I am now forced to borrow $441 to pay for my train ticket and subway ticket for the month of November. Now, that I will have to re-enroll, I doubt if I will be on their computer for December so I will have to borrow for this month. In the meantime, my payroll clerk is sending $331.00 to the company every month. I can't touch it. PLEASE HELP. I am very stressed because this is my only means of coming to work. If I can't come to work, I can't pay my bills and as a result I may become evicted.

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