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ROGERS现在的顾客海量流失中, 现在推出这政策,看能否阻止顾客的流失
下面报道中ROGERS并没有补偿细则
村民们说说,ROGERS怎么补偿才能让你继续留在ROGERS。 假设每个受影响的顾客,每月$50的服务费
如果我是ROGERS 领导,给每个顾客 免一个月的月费作为赔偿。
Sarah Anderson
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Jul 9 2022, 12:45 pm
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After a massive outage on Rogers’ network that stalled the country on Friday, the telecommunications company has announced that service is restored for most users and they’ll soon be compensated.
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Rogers President and CEO Tony Staffieri said in a letter the company would “we will make this right” for its customers following the outage.
“We will proactively apply a credit to all our customers impacted by the outage,” he said.
More than 24 hours after the start of the outage, there’s still no word from Rogers on what that compensation will look like and how much money its customers can expect to receive as credit.
On Saturday, July 9, Rogers shared an update that it would be “proactively crediting all customers.”
“You do not need to contact us for the credit as it will be automatically applied to your account,” the company wrote.
On Friday, July 8 at around 7 pm PST, Rogers announced that its wireless service was “starting to recover” after outages began early on Friday morning.
下面报道中ROGERS并没有补偿细则
村民们说说,ROGERS怎么补偿才能让你继续留在ROGERS。 假设每个受影响的顾客,每月$50的服务费
如果我是ROGERS 领导,给每个顾客 免一个月的月费作为赔偿。
Rogers outage credit coming to affected customers as service is restored | Venture
Rogers has announced that it will proactively provide credit to Rogers customers after a massive nationwide outage.
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Rogers will give credit to all affected customers as massive outage is restored
Sarah Anderson
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Jul 9 2022, 12:45 pm
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oasisamuel/Shutterstock | TippaPatt/Shutterstock
After a massive outage on Rogers’ network that stalled the country on Friday, the telecommunications company has announced that service is restored for most users and they’ll soon be compensated.
ADVERTISEMENT
Rogers President and CEO Tony Staffieri said in a letter the company would “we will make this right” for its customers following the outage.
“We will proactively apply a credit to all our customers impacted by the outage,” he said.
More than 24 hours after the start of the outage, there’s still no word from Rogers on what that compensation will look like and how much money its customers can expect to receive as credit.
On Saturday, July 9, Rogers shared an update that it would be “proactively crediting all customers.”
“You do not need to contact us for the credit as it will be automatically applied to your account,” the company wrote.
On Friday, July 8 at around 7 pm PST, Rogers announced that its wireless service was “starting to recover” after outages began early on Friday morning.