Sprint Cancels Difficult Customers' Contracts
I'de be pissed...
All Sprint is doing is saying, "Hey, we realize that we cannot serve your needs, therefore we are removing ourselves." Good luck to the next customer service department that has to deal with these people.
And "killing a company" would be to continue devoting time and resources to customers who are obviously not satisfied and are not bringing you a profit. It is much wiser and more finan...
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and a few thousand customers wont kill a company.
See if they are CAPABLE of learning a lesson!!!
And don't reply saying CEOs deserve every penny. NOBODY deserves billions, and billions of dollars, absolutley nobody!!!
If they weren't making so much money, everyone else could easily make $100,000 a year.
I am customer service oriented. Everything a business becomes, they become because of the customer.
You obviously don't believe in customer service.
Customer service isn't possible if you're constantly bowing to needs that put you at a loss financially.
I'm not saying drop a deuce on the customer, but if people would pay a listed price and not whine about taxes and activation fees and late fees (when they're the cust. fault), then none of this would really be an issue.
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I won't even touch your ridiculous statement about everyone making $100,000 a year.
TradeMark_310 said:
when I had Sprint, the guy who sold me said call customer care ANYTIME with ANY QUESTION! I'm glad they feel 25+ calls a month is too much! "How to kill a company" starring Sprint...
I've a feeling this is for "special" circumstances...and Sprint IS able to cancel service as they see fit.
If you abuse the relationship, you deserve what you get.
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