In-Store Wait Times for Simple Carrier Transactions Frustrate Customers
A T-Mobile customer waited 40 minutes to check in and complete a simple device return in-store, despite the task requiring minimal staff time. Understaffed retail locations create long queues even for quick transactions, pushing customers toward considering other carriers.
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