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It’s imperative that wireless (retailers) concentrate on setting the proper expectations and provide customers with a timely and efficient sales transaction.” Efficient sales transactions are also important since the study found that wireless retail transaction time goes up, customer satisfaction goes down. The average wireless retail transaction takes nearly an hour to complete, from customer entry to store to paperwork completion and product delivery. Other key findings: Overall customer satisfaction with major wireless carrier-branded stores was based on four factors:
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