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Customer Service & Sales Representative… -Phoenix, AZ #jobs http://bit.ly/1wcwFp

PHXcustservice: Customer Service & Sales Representative… -Phoenix, AZ #jobs http://bit.ly/1wcwFp

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aiyanarose: THIS IS EXTREMELY BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE TMOBILE!! IM ABOUT 2 TAKE MY BUSINESS SOMEWHERE ELSE THIS IS RIDICOUS

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MS_RT_BOT: RT @LantzWeaver RT @MSLearningCurve: Welcome @MICROSOFTHelps ! || Microsoft Customer Service on Twitter with answers and escalations ^ARL

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MicheleNYC: Saks Fifth Avenue Friends & Family – stop by and see Dave at the “Michele” watch counter – awesome customer service!

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jbernoff: @shelisrael Interesting what you say about Twitter being a comm too. Is Twitter really best for marketing, or for customer service? #tville

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A Few Barbershop Thoughts on Customer Service

One of my favorite places in the world is the barber shop. While that wasn’t always the case during my long haired mid teen years, as a little kid [...]

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Customer Service for Skateboard Parks

How do you please a group of teenagers at a Skateboard Park? Perhaps you need to consider a little extra customer service. Now then obviously kids [...]

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Should “We can’t” ever be OK for Customer Service to say when it is just a matter of their convenience?

Glenn A Curry

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Should “We can’t” ever be OK for Customer Service to say when it is just a matter of their convenience?

I just spent almost an hour on the phone with Customer Service with one of our suppliers. Their on line order system screwed up and transfered the order to the wrong warehouse. It would mean that an order we had very carefully placed to be shipped out of a local warehouse, which would arrive next day without extremely high shipping charges, would arrive next week. When I called their Customer Support dept, I was told the only thing THEY could do is to bill our Card again and [...]

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