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Re: Sprint losses and customer defections continue
I think the problem with the company first and foremost is the purchase of Nextel, that hurt big time. Next was the lousy customer service. I remember 10 years ago when I first signed with them, as soon as I signed and my phone was turned on, it was disconnected when I made it to the car. They said I had gone over a spending limit without even making a call. Then I couldn't get a person that spoke English to understand my issues. The other problems with the company is their employees are left in the dark on just about every aspect of the company. A customer shouldn't walk into a place of business and tell the employee more about the company they work for. Sprint has a lot of costs, ie. I have 5 taxes for one area. They tried to actually justify that until I sent it to my alderman. They don't really promote the good phones, those phones are normally heard of through word of mouth or forums like these. I had a Samsung Ace, great phone, saw it in the store and liked it. The TP2 was talked about so much in the forums, I found videos of it and fell in love with it. Imagine if Sprint advertised it. It has the potential to be a great company, they need better CRM and they need someone that knows how to do marketing analysis. Maybe when they get someone to actually reach out to the customer they will start to focus on what the customer wants. Eye candy works, it's done wonders for AT&T. How else can you sell a phone that has no real function other than apps.
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Re: Sprint losses and customer defections continue
Once your bill is jacked, it's always jacked. When I was a subscriber, I called customer service to clear it up but that was pointless. So I said I was gonna switch providers. Their response: 'Okay'. Obviously customer retention is not very high on their list of priorities.
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sprint service and prices are great. for the most part-everything else(cust. service,advertising,training) etc.. is subpar. they are pretty much all over the place trying different things at the same time. no true direction.as a company it seems they really have no idea what it takes to run a business.they know what they want it to be but no idea how to get it there.
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