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Follow on Google News | ![]() K12USA.com Enhances Its Customer Service, Bucking Tech-Industry NormsWith a Reputation For Dismal Tech Support, the IT Industry is Fraught With Frustrated Customers, Punching Through Phone Trees and Floundering on Hold. K12USA Flips That Notion on Its Head.
By: K12USA.com • Phone trees and other time-consuming nuisances when contacting tech support • Long on-hold times and annoying music • Problems that are left unresolved or require several phone calls • Poor communication with difficult-to- • Unresponsive vendors who ignore phone calls and emails • Having to buy pricey service upgrades to get decent support "Customer service is one of those things you don't appreciate until you need it. But that day inevitably arrives when a device fails, your boss is breathing down your neck, and you need help immediately," The Honor Roll package comes free with every K12USA subscription and includes: Human Touch: When customers call K12USA's toll-free number, they get a live person on the other end. They're never diverted through an electronic maze or forced to "press 1" for this and "2" for that. Responsiveness and Resolution: K12USA tech engineers answer calls promptly and, with few exceptions, resolve issues upon first contact. In-House Support in the USA: Tech support is located in K12USA's Jersey Shore headquarters and is never outsourced. Knowledge and Proficiency: Convenience: Free Updates and Upgrades: Customers get free, automatic hardware upgrades and software updates for the life of their subscriptions. Free Shipping: Products are ground-shipped both ways in the continental U.S. at no cost to the customer. For more information, visit http://www.k12usa.com, call 877-225-0100, or email support@K12USA.com. About K12USA.com: Founded in 1999 by former teacher and school IT consultant James Punderson IV, K12USA.com develops streamlined, intuitive tech tools for K–12 schools throughout the U.S. Their product line features about 20 appliance- and cloud-based devices, including SecureSchool content filter; WirelessTrakker wireless-network- End
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