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The Company-Customer Pact

August 6th, 2009 by Ben Hwang

companycustomerpact How many times have companies decided to ignore your voice? When you ask a question, it seems to go into a dark void never to be seen or heard from again?

We might be a web based accounting provider, but we do understand customer service and support. With over twenty years of combined experience in support services, we know that it’s tough as a company man to smile through every irate or frustrated call. But that’s what we do. And here, we try to be as transparent as we can and speak to our customer base as much as possible to see that everything is going smoothly. The goal is always to cultivate that trust and loyalty between your customers and your business. Doesn’t matter what type of business, customers put food on your table so you have to appreciate that if nothing else.

Thus, I stand by the Company-Customer Pact. This pact basically speaks of the communication between company and customer where everything is not only in a civil manner, but both sides recognize that we are all trying to make things work correctly and that as a customer, you have rights that many larger corporations do not recognize anymore. It’s good for both company and customer to read that pact since it’s by no means a one-sided deal. Both ends agree that there needs to be something done and we both seek to achieve it.