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Zego

★★★★ 1.0 · 1 Review

What is Zego?

Zego (Powered by PayLease) is a property technology company that frees management companies and community associations to go above and beyond for their residents. Zego’s mobile-first engagement platform for the residential real estate industry unifies the most critical resident touch-points into one app. From payments and utilities, to communications and smart devices, everything is seamlessly integrated into your back-end system. Zego delivers portfolio-wide efficiency, higher NOI, and more engaged residents. Since its inception in 2003, Zego has grown from a payments provider to a comprehensive resident engagement platform. With more than 250 employees, Zego serves 6,000 residential real estate companies and over 12 million units nationwide. Zego is backed by Vista Equity Partners, a leading technology investment firm focused on enterprise software, data, and technology-enabled businesses.

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Zego's customer service failed catastrophically for this user, with unresolved billing issues and repeated runaround across multiple contact attempts. The customer ordered an insurance policy online, realised a mistake, and called to set up a replacement. Staff assured them the original policy would be cancelled, but a month later two direct debits were charged. Over the next two weeks, the customer spent hours on hold across five calls to Zego and calls to their payment processor, Premium Credit Ltd, only to receive conflicting information about whether cancellation had actually occurred on either end. Neither company took ownership of the problem.

The situation deteriorated further when additional charges appeared. Another hour-long call allegedly resulted in a promise of a callback "asap"—a promise unfulfilled after two weeks. The customer was ultimately told their policy had been cancelled, but only because they hadn't signed a credit agreement with the payment processor, a detail no one had clarified during the original cancellation attempts. Throughout, the user encountered long hold times, circular blame-shifting between Zego and its payment partner, and staff who offered callbacks instead of immediate resolution. This review suggests serious gaps in process clarity, internal coordination, and follow-through on customer commitments.

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