Sprint Boots 1,000 Customers for Excessive Complaining
Hundreds of cell phone customers are being given the boot, accused of being too high maintenance. Sprint-Nextel is disconnecting more than 1,000 subscribers on grounds the clients call customer service too often and make “unreasonable requests.” The 1,200 people getting dropped will have to find a new carrier by the end of the month.
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
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I guess I didn't call enough. They're not booting me just yet. Perhaps if I call a few more times to customer "service", get put on hold for another 45-50 minutes, talk to folks who really don't seem to care that I can't complete a flipping call and then get put on hold again, all the while being reminded by a recorded voice message that I really matter to them, just maybe "they'll" get tired of me and give me the boot. Oops, did I slip into cynicism there for a moment. I meant to say Sprint is the best!
Paul, are you contemplating booting your top complaining congregation members? Because if so, I think Central is the best! ;o)
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