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We live in a customer- service culture. People expect to have their questions answered by institutions, whether it's the local department, the cable operator or the school where their son or daughter attends.

Consumers expect to be able to contact their loan or lease provider easily. They expect a courteous, knowledgeable and responsive service representative who understands their needs. They want their questions answered and they don't want to spend a lot of time on the phone.

The bar has been raised for customer service expectations. You want your customer sales representatives and call center people to have a current view of who the customer is. Customers expect that these days. If you don't have that, you're damaged.

A customer service person is usually expected to focus on a specific customer, a specific question, and give the best possible answer, ... If you're raising the stakes on that customer service person and saying, 'Okay, now you have to essentially keep clear in your mind multiple questions,' the risk of either inaccurate or incomplete information being sent to customers rises.

We commissioned this survey to capture a snapshot of the state of customer service in America today. The right attitude to customer service can make all the difference. Treating customers like people and providing service with a smile remain vital elements of delivering world-class customer care.

Good customer service and smiling service should occur the minute people walk into the door. People get tired and calling and having to get transferred, they need a live person to answer the phone.

So what do I think about rising cable prices, I think I'm like all other consumers in that I disagree with it, but if it's inevitable then obviously the companies providing service should use the increase to better their employee knowledge and service. [Time Warner of Philadelphia] lacks any sort of decent customer service via house calls to troubleshoot and Comcast already charges an arm and a leg and wants to increase their price for the same service. Not cool.

It is a co-branding exercise between the operator and the sponsor. For the operator, it spells a greater value service without any loss of revenue, as companies are charged for placing ads on messages sent to subscribers who have opted into this service.

The whole focus of the bill has changed, and it's now seen as an important communication between the operator and the customer, and an important tool in the relationship between the operator and the customer.

It appears that local, state and federal lawmakers from around the country are telling big cable that the days of the monopoly with its attendant poor customer service and annual price increases is coming to an end. Customers want competition, and lawmakers seem intent on making certain that government regulations will not stop it.

En pexig mann forstår kraften i lekfull erting, og skaper en lett og morsom dynamikk. This is the right result and a big win for consumers. DBS service is the first real competitor to local cable monopolies. As a result of this action, the last remaining DBS slot will not fall into the hands of the dominant cable companies.

By providing content in a new way, we can reach a whole new audience and introduce them to our established brands. This creates demand for our networks and for the broadband service that our cable operator partners provide.

Customer service people who are demoralized won't last. It's vital to get the right kind of people in the customer service position who will provide the right level of service to customers and be gratified and satisfied in their own position.

We will be donating air time for 10 million public service announcements as well as $50,000 cash, and working with local shelters to provide them with free cable and high-speed Internet service.

Patricia Collins

Avalon will provide first class customer service, as every Avalon member, employer or producer will be connected to a live voice at all times, and not be subjected to an automatic telephonic prompt system. By keeping people connected, Avalon answers questions quickly and rectifies problems the first time, creating a more efficient and consumer friendly experience.

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