Sprint Cancels Difficult Customers' Contracts
Sprint's Internal Response:
Issue: Various online message boards are carrying reports from Sprint customers that
their service had been cancelled because they contacted Care too often. The online
reports state that Sprint’s solution to service issues is to terminate service to
troublesome customers who complain too much.
Summary: Ongoing audits of our Customer Care operations revealed that a very small
percentage (approximately 2/1,000th of 1 percent) of our customer base had issues that
they felt Sprint could not resolve to their satisfaction and therefore continued to call an
excessive number of times, in some cases hundreds of times each month. From the
company’s perspective, we had resolved their issues. So rat...
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sprintchick99 said:
The customer is definitely not always right, and true, the customer service is not above reproach, but but termination due to dissatisfaction makes my blood boil. There have been people that I never want to deal with again, after being treated like garbage, but I'd still never screw someone like this.
Tell you what... let me call your number 100 times a month for a while and see how long it takes for you to get tired of it. 🤣
It's not like they forced them out and charged them a cancellation fee. They even let them keep their number. They lost nothing but the apparent "endless suffering" they had with Sprint.
I like people. People are generally nice. But I have found that there ...
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sprintchick99 said:...
"Subject: Sprint customer termination letters
Issue: Various online message boards are carrying reports from Sprint customers that
their service had been cancelled because they contacted Care too often. The online
reports state that Sprint’s solution to service issues is to terminate service to
troublesome customers who complain too much.
Summary: Ongoing audits of our Customer Care operations revealed that a very small
percentage (approximately 2/1,000th of 1 percent) of our customer base had issues that
they felt Sprint could not resolve to their satisfaction and therefore continued to call an
excessive number of times, in some cases hundreds of times each month. From the
company’s perspecti
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Oh yeah, and I hope someone sees you posted our internal email and cans you for it!
(Even if it is the "official response," they should just do it on principal.)
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T-Zag said:
Funny I work for sprint as well and have not been asked one question buy a customer about them being dropped if they make a lot of calls to customer service.
That's because SprintChick is making it up. Sure, we read this stuff on websites like phonescoop, but your average oblivious customer walking into a Sprint store has no idea what's going on.
One other thing I will give you, is the way they announced it. It was too blunt and probably left out too many details, leaving the press to have a field day with yet another "CRAZY EVIL CELL PHONE COMPANY."
Bottom line in my opinion it just shows a lack of integrity and work ethic when you don't back the company you work for, and then on top of that, announce it to your customers. Ther...
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