Telecom Business Account Management Requires Unreliable Human Support
Business customers trying to make routine account changes like adding lines encounter support reps who provide inconsistent information and escalation paths that fail. Supervisors disconnect calls without resolution, forcing customers to restart from scratch. There is no self-service path for changes that should be trivial for a 10-line business account.
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