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    The Customer Isn’t Always Right

    Noah GraffBy Noah GraffJuly 11, 2007Updated:January 21, 2014No Comments1 Min Read
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    I hear that Sprint has notified 1,000 of its customers that they are being terminated by the cell phone service provider.

    Sprint will get some momentary snickering PR, but frankly, I am sympathetic to the idea of dumping the nags. I believe that not all customers are worth the aggravation. A demanding but intrinsically fair client is a good thing because he or she forces you to raise your game, but some people just “drey your kop” (Yiddish for “play with your head”). Life is too short to diddle with such time wasters. The chronic malcontent customer is always worthy of being pruned. Sprint has the right idea to forgive their balance and direct them to AT&T or Verizon with a gracious kick in the butt.

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