How to Ask Any Service Provider for One Month of Free Service
Determine the nature of a legitimate complaint about your service provider., Find the customer service number and call it., When a customer service agent answers, tell him or her that you are not satisfied with the service and state your reason...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Determine the nature of a legitimate complaint about your service provider.
It may be helpful to research your complaint on the corporate website, so you will appear knowledgeable about your problem. -
Step 2: Find the customer service number and call it.
Be prepared for several transfers and holds.
Do not give up or get frustrated. , Then suggest a solution, "Are there any incentive programs you can offer to help me feel better about staying with your service, such as a free month of service?"
Do not give up. , Calmly and respectfully repeat your reason for dissatisfaction and add something to this effect, "I have told you that I am not satisfied with your service.
You have told me that you cannot offer me a free month of service as an incentive to stay with your company.
Are you sure this is correct? Does this mean I should look to a new service provider for satisfaction, or can you offer me one free month and retain me as a loyal customer?" -
Step 3: When a customer service agent answers
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Step 4: tell him or her that you are not satisfied with the service and state your reason.
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Step 5: The customer service agent may not offer free service at this time
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Step 6: or may not have the authority to make the offer
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Step 7: or may refer you to a supervisor.
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Step 8: It may be necessary to repeat your request.
Detailed Guide
It may be helpful to research your complaint on the corporate website, so you will appear knowledgeable about your problem.
Be prepared for several transfers and holds.
Do not give up or get frustrated. , Then suggest a solution, "Are there any incentive programs you can offer to help me feel better about staying with your service, such as a free month of service?"
Do not give up. , Calmly and respectfully repeat your reason for dissatisfaction and add something to this effect, "I have told you that I am not satisfied with your service.
You have told me that you cannot offer me a free month of service as an incentive to stay with your company.
Are you sure this is correct? Does this mean I should look to a new service provider for satisfaction, or can you offer me one free month and retain me as a loyal customer?"
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