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3 Keys to breach the company walls
To breach the customer service walls of the service provider/company, and successfully resolve your complaint, you must use the three p’s: patience, persistence, and politeness.
Make your point on Time
It helps to complain as soon as you know you have a problem. The more recent your experience, the greater the weight your complaint will carry. Also, memories fade, records get buried, and work staff gets replaced.
Go to the Next Level
- If you’re not getting results, take your complaint up the corporate ladder.
- Ask a customer service rep, “If you can’t help me, who can I call or write who has the authority to help?
Take it on Social Media
If it seems you are being neglected, apply leverage by complaining on social media, also known as Twitter shaming.
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- because they expect that they’re not going to achieve the value they’re trying to achieve;
- because the value is too far from you in terms of time;
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