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Hewlett Packard (HP) CEO and Current Executives Home Addresses & Likely Phone Numbers
Meg Whitman
24 Edge Rd.
Atherton, California 94027
Former President and C.E.O. of eBay; purchased on March 16, 1999 for $2,500,000; 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 3,700 sq ft
FORMER CEO Leo Apotheker
72 Ralston Rd. Atherton, California 94027
purchased on December 30, 2010 for $7,000,000
6 bed, 7.5 bath, 6,280 sq ft
Possible phone number:
650-257-3695
Prior to Dell, Mott spent 22 years at Wal-Mart Stores Inc., where he held a variety of technical and management positions and pioneered retail and supply-chain systems automation.
Todd Bradley
Executive Vice President, Personal Systems Group
3481 Washington St. San Francisco, California 94118
purchased on June 22, 2009 for $5,700,000; 5 bed, 3.5 bath, 3,000 sq ft
Possible phone number:
408-621-3545
Dave Donatelli
Executive Vice President and General Manager, HP Enterprise Servers,
Storage, Networking and Technology Services
8 Catalpa Dr. Atherton, California 94027
purchased on September 18, 2009 for $8,390,000; 7 bed, 8 bath, 9,500 sq ft
Possible phone number:
650-322-2010
33 Commonwealth Ave. Newport, Rhode Island 02840
purchased on September 8, 2000 for $1,750,000; 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 2,654 sq ft
Possible phone number:
401-848-7910
Michael J. Holston
Executive Vice President and General Counsel
1165 Klamath Dr. Menlo Park, California 94025
purchased on August 21, 2007 for $4,675,000; 5 bed, 4.5 bath, 5,327 sq ft
Possible phone number:
610-293-9734
Martin Homlish
Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer
139 Ashland Ave. Pleasantville, New York 10570
purchased on November 16, 1994 for $585,000
Possible phone numbers:
914-769-6842
914-769-2979
Vyomesh Joshi
Executive Vice President, Imaging and Printing Group
1919 Spindrift Dr. La Jolla, California 92037
purchased on November 5, 2009 for $3,625,000; 3 bed, 3 bath, 2,930 sq ft
17343 Via Del Campo San Diego, California 92127
purchased on May 14, 1996 for $485,000; 4 bed, 3.5 bath, 3,613 sq ft
Possible phone numbers:
858-676-3906
858-655-4493
858-676-3906
Tracy Keogh
Executive Vice President, Human Resources
Cathie Lesjak
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
481 Virginia Ave. San Mateo, California 94402
purchased on May 10, 2010 for $1,200,000; 3 bed, 2 bath, 1,640 sq ft
Ann M. Livermore
Executive Vice President, Enterprise Business
285 Woodside Dr. Woodside, California 94062
purchased on October 15, 1986 for $452,500; 4 bed, 4 bath, 3,550 sq ft
Possible phone number:
650-369-8545
3 Penon Peak Trail Carmel, California 93923
6 bed, 5.5 bath, 8,720 sq ft
Shane Robison
Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy and Technology Officer
13193 La Paloma Rd. Los Altos, California 94022
purchased on June 25, 2009 for $7,000,000; 4 bed, 5 bath, 5,855 sq ft
Possible phone number:
650-917-0881
Jan Zadak
Executive Vice President, Global Sales
Europe
Prith Banerjee
Senior Vice President, Research, and Director, HP Labs
1068 University Ave. Palo Alto, California 94301
4 bed, 3 bath, 2,623 sq ft
Possible phone numbers:
847-757-8708
847-657-8749
847-491-4118
Bill Veghte
Executive Vice President, HP Software
1015 Lemon St. Menlo Park, California 94025
purchased on July 6, 2010 for $4,600,000; 5 bed, 4.5 bath, 4,800 sq ft
Possible phone number:
650-324-8655
Bill Wohl
Senior Vice President and Chief Communications Officer
26900 Alejandro Dr. Los Altos Hills, California 94022
purchased on November 8, 1988 for $875,000; 5 bed, 3 bath, 2,816 sq ft
Possible phone numbers:
650-948-8227
650-941-6048
Todd Bradley was passed up for the #1 position. According to HP’s website, Todd Bradley is executive vice president of HP’s Personal Systems Group. During his 28-year career, Bradley has held executive roles at GE Capital, Dun & Bradstreet and FedEx. Prior to joining HP, Bradley was chief executive officer of Palm. Before that, Bradley was executive vice president of global operations for Gateway.
Michael Mendenhall is senior vice president and chief marketing officer at HP, where he directs all aspects of corporate marketing operations globally. Michael Mendenhall spent 17 years at the Walt Disney Company, culminating in his position as executive vice president in charge of all marketing and communications for Walt Disney Parks and Resorts.
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September 27th, 2011 at 1:08 am
During the months of July into August 2011 I
ordered new ink cartridges for my HP Deskjet
F4180 All-In-One Printer.
I removed the old cartridges and tried to
install the new ones. They would not install.
I then called HP to verify that they had sent
me the correct cartridges. The new cartridges
were numbered the same as the old ones.
I have a PC support contract with IYOGI.
Against my better judgment, I called them.
Reset. I was connected with this group
roughly from 1:00 to 8:00 pm give or take
a few minutes.
After telling myself that it is not a perfect
world, I began to think about the best way
to get back to my project.
I then called HP sales and explained some
of my frustration issues. Before this call
ended I was transferred to someone else–
having no idea why I was being “dumped”.
This last transfer resulted in my first
encouragement that day. She succeeded
in selling me another printer.
After about a week, the printer arrived.
I refreshed my mind about my project and
then tried to insert the new ink cartridges.
They were being ejected with such force that
had I not moved closer to my PC they could
have hit me in the face.
Once again I called HP. They were skeptical
about whether I was telling them the truth.
After asking to be transferred to someone
who could help me with the return of the
printer, I was transferred to a sales person.
I begin telling him why I wanted to return
the new printer. He transferred me
to another person who handled the return
and said he would credit my Visa card.
Today while planning a shopping trip to
purchase a new printer, I started to
remove the printer hardware to make room
for whatever I purchased. This started
me thinking that I really do not need a new
printer. What I need is getting the printer
I have to work.
After a few phone calls, I had learned that
HP did not expect to be selling printer ink
cartridges for a printer as old as the one
I have; and HP’s obsolescence-handling
software may have deliberately downloaded
something that resulted in the problems
I have encountered.
In other words, “How could HP” deliberately
download software to my PC to disable their
product!!
I have spent many hours of my time–not to
mention the level of frustrations I have
endured, to just dismiss this as “business
as usual”.
At the least, I expect HP to replace my F4180
printer.
Sincerely,
Kathleen Shrout
Fort Pierce, FL 34949
September 24th, 2011 at 7:55 am
Have never experienced such a horrible company as HP. I have a 110A printer, and found out there is no MAC OPERATING MANUAL… none exists. Your tech people, customer service is horrendous, and I was not able to get any information until 4 hours with 3 different supervisors…. was FINALLY told one doesn’t exist! To get them to tell me how to print an envelope, it would have cost me $50, WHILE STILL UNDER WARRANTY. I WANTED A REFUND. Horrible, horrible people to deal with… finally reached exec. customer service who told me they would take care of it and someone would call me… someone did call me and they refused. I am taking them to small claims courts… I have never, ever been subjected to such horrible, inexperienced people.
September 14th, 2011 at 5:37 am
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT?
Dear Sir:
My recent experience with your company’s “tech support” is mind boggling.
5 people in 20 mins. who all wanted to charge me for your mistake.
The mistake appears in your online operating instructions for my device, an F4435 “all in one”
printer, scanner & copier. (see attachment)
When I called to ask the correct procedure, I was told -via very poor English speaking folks with a
telephone Alexander Bell wouldn’t claim- that I needed to open an account, you needed my name,
e-mail, and the serial # of my device……………..For an error in your instructions you need this? I need an account?
I ask to speak to a supervisor I need an account? My device is out of warranty, I need an account?
I won’t need one because I won’t deal with HP, and the folks I speak to on a daily basis world wide thru my Ham Radio
hobby will hear of HP’s user hateful attitude.
Since you seem to be more interested in money than accuracy, I will avoid your products henceforth.
If you are concerned, I can be reached at 618 XXXXXXX.
Richard
ps: The printer was a gift from my daughter, on her behalf; Thanks
December 3rd, 2010 at 3:52 am
I purchase a computer with four years of in-home service. after 2 months it stopped working – It just turns off arbitrarily. I was told by Mike at 877-917-4380×93 that even though I purchase on-site service, HP does not honor on-site repairs. I have a computer that does not work. I need service!!! Andy aty 866-304-7064 has lied to me more than once. Danielle in Executive Support is a rude nasty person who refused to give her manager’s name/contact infornmation or to transfer me. HP is HORRIBLE. NEVER purchase an HP product. You will be sorry!
November 10th, 2010 at 5:17 am
Our company purchased an HP in December of 2009. The computer started acting weird at the beginning of October. I went through all the proper channels; dealing with India, sending it to HP, dealing with Customer Service at HP. They promised a new computer to be sent out last week. To no surprise, nobody knows what the hell they are talking about. We are a business and HP doesn’t care if our business is hurting because of this. Nobody knows what they are talking about, nobody knows the policies, everybody keeps blaming each other. Never buy an HP, their customer service sucks and they do not stand behind their product.
August 9th, 2010 at 7:23 am
Mark:
You are such as a cheat and corrupt person. You made millions while HP employees took cuts and worked endless hours for their thankless jobs. On top of that, you defrauded HP by faking expense reports. Don’t you make enuff money already? Don’t you have a conscience? People like you should be locked up. Your wife should have left you and not hid in the shadows. Paula Kalupa or Paula Hurd, whatever she chooses to go by is an idiot if she stays. You probably had multiple affairs like Tiger Woods.
August 5th, 2010 at 7:46 am
ABSOLUTELY THE WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE I HAVE EVER EXPERIENCED, FROM ANY COMPANY. THEY SHOULD BE ASHAMED, OVER 6 HOURS SPENT ON THE PHONE TODAY AND ALL I WANTED WAS A SYSTEM BACK UP DISK FOR MY NEW LAPTOP. I OWN SEVERAL HP PRODUCTS, BUT AFTER TODAY NEVER AGAIN, AND I WILL TELL ANYONE THAT WILL LISTEN THE SAME THING. YOU SUCK.
July 25th, 2010 at 9:11 am
I purchased one of your “top of the line” machines as well as a printer and monitor. I saved for years to make this purchase and did so based on the fact that this “super machine” would satisfy all of my small business needs for years to come. I have had nothing but problems and could not be more upset. I am not getting support or help and I am at a complete loss at this point. Your tech support in India is absolutely worthless and they refuse (after uncountable requests) to escalate my issue to tech support in the US. I have received no help and I don’t know what to do. I am so disappointed.
May 20th, 2010 at 12:48 pm
My new desktop Vista tower keeps breaking down. Can’t get good help. Paid for extended warranty but of no assistance. Can’t get help. Need my new desktop and can’t get to work. Have sent it back once and then twice broke down after that. One time sent broken down repairman that couldn’t fix it. Now I have nothing but a broke pc. Help, anyone.
April 21st, 2010 at 5:47 am
I faxed you a letter. First I purchased a laptop that didnt work at all.it was immediately sent back. The next one was sent back 3 times for the same thing. So much time without the computer and I was promised an extension of the warranty mailed and emailed to me now for 3 months to compensate along with asccidental. Tour company has done nothing but lie lie lie. PLEASE AFTER A WHILE WITH THIS LOUSY CUSTOMER SERVICE LIKE COMPAQ YOU WILL SEE WHAT IT DOES. PLEASE DO NOT ASK FOR A US TAX PAYERS BAILOUT FOR YOUR LOUSY CUSTOMER SERVICE AND 2 LEMONS THAT YOU GAVE ME.
February 12th, 2010 at 5:32 am
First off let me say that I apologize for sending this directly to you but I feel as Hewlett Packard’s CEO you would care what is going on in your company and how your employees are treating loyal customers.
I purchased an HP laptop about 8 months ago and have loved it! When I bought it the screen was loose, but I didn’t think anything of it. The computer functioned properly and everything seemed fine. I use my computer for work. Then about 2 months ago a green line appeared down the middle of my screen and knowing that there was something wrong with the screen and if I didn’t get this fixed it could only get worse and possibly the screen would be ruined and unusable! So I visited your website because I wasn’t sure if I needed to take it somewhere or mail it in to get fixed. I found a customer service # and called and was told that they needed to mail me a warranty box for me to send it in to get fixed, and it would be returned to me in 7-10 days, I asked if it could be done any quicker because it is my work computer or if there was any service repair center I could take it to, to get it done quicker and they said “no”. So I ordered the box. TWO weeks later still no box, I called again—and they had no idea where the box went or why I didn’t get it, but they ordered me another. This one arrived in about 2 days like they said. I packed it up and shipped it away.
This is where the issues started and my experience went from okay to absolutely HORRIBLE! 2 days ago I got a call from a HP Customer Relations Manager explaining to me that my screen was not covered by my warranty because it looks like it had been tampered with and taken somewhere else to get repaired. He also explained the lid was loose and this is “proof” that it had been tampered with. I explained to him that the lid had been like that since the day I purchased it and so I had no idea that it was loose, I thought it was supposed to be that way and also that I did not take it anywhere to get looked at and that I called you all as soon as the issue happened. He didn’t care and called me a liar, when I asked if there was someone else I could speak with or if there was a supervisor I could appeal my case too, he just said “no”. My only options were to either pay HP to fix it or keep it broken, I don’t think either of those are acceptable options! I told him that I don’t think that is very good customer service and he said “well, this isn’t the customer service dept”—No, but his title was Customer Relations Manager!
My husband then called executive relations who forwarded him to another department where he spoke to Stephen who went through the same process of accusing us of either trying to fix it ourselves or taking it somewhere which again was BOGUS since it was UNDER WARRANTY, why would we tamper with it. He claimed to have photos that showed we tampered with it. He refused to send them to us, refused to fix the screen, and then proceeded to tell my husband that he did NOT care if we contacted you at your residence. So you have this letter and so does the Better Business Bureau. My husband also told Stephen that he recorded the call so when we go to ARBITRATION the arbitrator would see how things “really went down”, Stephen told us that it was inadmissible, but the funny part is that Stephen did NOT check with your LEGAL department, because we all know that conversation is ADMISSIBLE because it was a TWO party conversation. We don’t have to notify anyone that it was being recorded. I guess your customer service reps need to not only get some manners, but some legal advice before they start mouthing off to your customer.
When we received the laptop back. We noticed that NOTHING was tampered with, there were NO screwdriver marks, nothing PRYED open, NO damage ANYWHERE to it. I can only imagine these FABRICATED photographs that you claim to have of my tampered laptop.
As you can tell I am thoroughly disgusted by how I was treated and made out to be this awful person who was trying to get over on HP with a computer that was supposedly tampered with. The point I brought to him, was if it the computer is covered under warranty & I know it is covered under warranty (hence I called HP to get it fixed) why in the world would I have taken it somewhere would I would have to PAY for them to fix it (hence his tampering conclusion)—his accusations make absolutely no sense!
I see it as a way for HP to save money by claiming it is outside the warranty scope and that I see as unacceptable! Maybe HP is hoping that the entire screen will stop working and I will then have to purchase a new computer and look WOW-HP will hope I purchase another from them—WRONG ANSWER! I bought an HP because I constantly hear what great computers they are and honestly I love that computer, BUT HP’s customer service is horrendous.