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October 2020
United States
September 25 to 27, 2020
1,002 adults
Online survey
The source adds the following information "[We] surveyed 1,002 adults in the U.S. about the quality of customer service at 155 of America's best-known companies in 18 industries. [...] airline, auto, banking, 'big box' retailing, cable/satellite TV, credit card industry, delivery service, department store industry, grocery store industry, health insurance, hotel industry, mobile telephone industry, online industry, property insurance, restaurants, retail, technology and the app-based industry.
Respondents were asked to evaluate customer service quality as 'excellent', 'good', 'fair', or 'poor'. For clarity, we combined 'excellent' and 'good' into a positive and 'fair' and 'poor' into a negative rating for customer service."







