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Service Untitled» Blog Archive » How to diffuse an angry customer

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Home About Service Untitled Subscribe for Free Consulting Contact Archives How to diffuse an angry customer Cheryl January 15, 2010 Angry Customers , Customer Service , Etiquette 3 Comments A friend of mine purchased a pair of shoes from a popular discount shoe store in our local area.

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Service Untitled» Blog Archive » B&H Customer Service

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Liberal return policy. B&H isn’t the only retail store that has a very liberal return policy (see this post on Nordstrom). A liberal return policy represents a desire to keep customers loyal to the company in the long run instead of just making money off of them in the short run.

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Service Untitled» Blog Archive » Diapers.com uses customer service.

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It started with purchasing massive quantities (huge diaper loads) from all major manufacturers like Proctor & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, etc. The prices are low, no questions asked for the return policy, 99% in stock merchandise, and 2/3 of the US are able to have merchandise delivered overnight.

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Service Untitled» Blog Archive » Minimum Service Charges

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The company doesn’t find it profitable to help customers on an individual service basis, so they make you purchase more services to hike up the per visit/transaction charge. For the company, it’s upselling disguised as a policy. Or at least to make you think about it instead of flat out refusing.