SprintPCS improving Customer Service - NOT

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Sprint to cut 1,000 jobs at call center

Sprint Corp. (NYSE:FON - News) said on Friday it was closing a customer
service call center in Illinois, cutting 1,000 jobs in a bid to reduce
costs.


<http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/040604/telecoms_sprint_1.html>

SprintPCS with the worst rated Customer Service is being proactive in
keeping that standing?

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"Røbert M." <rmarkoff@faq.city> wrote in message
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>
> Sprint to cut 1,000 jobs at call center
>
> Sprint Corp. (NYSE:FON - News) said on Friday it was closing a customer
> service call center in Illinois, cutting 1,000 jobs in a bid to reduce
> costs.
>
>
> <http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/040604/telecoms_sprint_1.html>
>
> SprintPCS with the worst rated Customer Service is being proactive in
> keeping that standing?

Oh, by which recent rating are you talking about Phillipe. Once more ... a
lie ...

And they keep coming and coming and ....

Bob

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The only lie is pretending that SprintPCS Custtomer service is either

- Acceptable
- Improving

We know its not acceptable as Sprint is a WLNP loser.

We know its not improving as they keep laying people off, insuring ever
increasing hold times.

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"WiMax0007" <wimax0007@aol.com> wrote in message
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> The only lie is pretending that SprintPCS Custtomer service is either
>
> - Acceptable
> - Improving
>
> We know its not acceptable as Sprint is a WLNP loser.
>
> We know its not improving as they keep laying people off, insuring ever
> increasing hold times.

What study are you referring to that equates layoffs to hold times?

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Perhaps Sprint is getting rid of people because they are having less
prolems to deal with.

I seldom call CS. Once in several years. And that was only to
upgrade my service.

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"Robert M." <rmarkoff@faq.city> wrote in message
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> In article <rdj7c0ln8db1mi8oblhr1qg71vhghmfsjo@4ax.com>,
> Meager landis <Hbourne77@aol.com> wrote:
>
> > Perhaps Sprint is getting rid of people because they are having less
> > prolems to deal with.
>
> Nope. Hold times are increasing, and SprintPCS lost 1,400,000 customers
> the first quarter of this year. Their churn rate increased.
>

No evidence of increased hold times have been reported here, or anywhere
else, except for a slight increase the week that portability went national.
I believe everybody was busy during that time.

Sprint gained customers in the first quarter- if you are talking about the
customers that left, Verizon had more. Using your own business logic, that
would make Sprint more stable than Verizon.

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O/Siris <0siris@sprxntpcs.com> wrote:
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> You've still failed to show that hold times are up *or* rising.
>
> As usual, Phillie, when the facts aren't there, you make them up.
>

I have talked with them four times over the last week. The first time
had a 5 minute hold time. The last three had NO hold time. Two were on
the weekend, on Sunday morning around 10AM. I called back because an
ESN swap didn't go through. It went pretty flawlessly other than that.

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Thomas T. Veldhouse
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