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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Sprint PCS / February 2007

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7minutes in Heaven-Sprint Retention

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justin  lee - 12 Feb 2007 20:12 GMT
Sprint has instituted a policy of no more than Seven minutes per call for
Nextel Retention.  I wonder what happens when it goes over that.  Does the
snake eat its tail?  Do I get my virginity back?  Does the Sprint-Nextel
merger reverse itself?Just one more contradictory DAILY policy change for
the employees of Nextel.  Good times.
Dr Nick - 14 Feb 2007 05:36 GMT
> Sprint has instituted a policy of no more than Seven minutes per call for
> Nextel Retention.  I wonder what happens when it goes over that.  Does the
> snake eat its tail?  Do I get my virginity back?  Does the Sprint-Nextel
> merger reverse itself?Just one more contradictory DAILY policy change for
> the employees of Nextel.  Good times.

my guess would be that the operator has 7 minutes to "keep the customer" if
7 minutes goes by and they can't convince the customer to stay with
sprint/nextel (through free phones... free minutes.. free months etc.) then
they process the cancelation... Sort of similiar to how AOL has a policy of
you having to say you want to cancel 3 times during a call before they will
actually do it (and thats their REVISED policy, they used to be much worse
about it)
 
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