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When customers have a problem they always expect:
Compensation
Staff who will listen
An immediate solution
Good feedback
The causes of a problem can be identified by:
Questioning the customer
Monitoring customer service
Looking at the packaging
Exceeding customer expectations
The key to understanding a customers’ problem is:
Writing progress reports
Changing procedures
Active listening
Blaming the organisation
The supply of goods and services act 1982 (as amended) states that customers who enter into a contract for goods and services can expect these to be supplied with:
Reduced prices
Reasonable care and skill
Excellent customer service
Short delivery times
The consumer contracts regulations 2014 do NOT apply to goods or services bought:
In a shop
Online
At a distance
Away from trader’s premises
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