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Old 06-08-2004, 12:42   #9
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Re: What should be a normal wait time for an engineer?

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Originally Posted by dr wadd
One thing that American companies have got absolutely nailed is the service culture, and it is something that UK companies should pick up on. I could see that NTL could argue on cost grounds against something like this, but surely the customer retention would more than pay for it.

Case in point, the amount of hassle I had trying to sort this out meant that the immediate next phone call was to start making inquiries as to whether I can get a Sky dish put up on my rented flat.

ah-hem.... ntl is an american company.... :o
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