Getting the Most Out of Your Next Customer Support Call
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Maximizing Your Customer Support Experience
Summary
This year, consumers will spend millions on electronics. But what do you do when a new gadget doesn't work as expected? Here's how to get the most out of your next customer support call.Article
Purchasing electronics is a significant investment, but when they don't work as promised, frustration can quickly follow?"especially if children are involved.
Typically, two main issues drive calls to customer support. First is the "not working properly" scenario, where a device fails to function as it should. Imagine buying a new DVD player, only to find it won't play your movies.
The second common issue involves missing parts or accessories. Picture buying a personal computer and discovering the power cord is missing.
Despite the inconvenience, these problems are often easily resolved. Here are some steps to prepare before contacting customer support:
Research**: In our eagerness to use new gadgets, we often skip the manual. Many common issues are addressed in the user guide or on the manufacturer's website.
Information**: Gather all essential details before calling. Have the make, model, and serial number of your device on hand to streamline the process.
History**: Be ready to explain what happened before the issue arose, or mention any previous problems the device had that were fixed.
Timing**: To avoid long hold times, call during off-peak hours. Support centers are busiest in the morning and late afternoon, so aim to call mid-morning or early afternoon for faster assistance.
Finally, stay calm. Before dialing, take a deep breath. Remember, customer support agents are there to help, and maintaining a friendly tone can lead to a more positive experience.
Bill Owens, Vice President for Service and Support at IBM, offers these insights. Keep them in mind for your next customer support call, and enhance your chances of a quick, efficient resolution.
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