Opinion by Peter Post : Satisfactory customer service is largely up to the customer | www.azstarnet.com �
Is this article indicative of a larger trend in poor customer service? Not sure, but at the end of the article, the author poses some good suggestions on how to behave from the consumer side...create positive energy and you just might get it back!
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