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	<title>Comments on: Winners of the &#8216;Top 50 Call Centres for Customer Service&#8217; announced</title>
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		<title>By: Michael Allen</title>
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		<dc:creator>Michael Allen</dc:creator>
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		<description>How can there be such a marked contrast between Top 50 and recent (October 09) customer satisfaction reports from Which?  In the utility sector for example Scottish Power, Eon, EDF Energy and British Gas all achieved Top50 ranking but scored just 40, 39 and 38% respectively in the Which survey. Which commented &quot;the big six energy suppliers getting some of the worst customer satisfaction scores we&#039;ve seen overall.&quot;

The survey polled over 7,300 users in an online panel. The average number of respondents polled per company was 900 which is three times higher than the Top50 programme. 

In Which&#039;s equally large banking survey of September 09 we see other Top50 sites scoring really badly in customer satisfaction such as Abbey scoring just 51%.</description>
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<p>The survey polled over 7,300 users in an online panel. The average number of respondents polled per company was 900 which is three times higher than the Top50 programme. </p>
<p>In Which&#8217;s equally large banking survey of September 09 we see other Top50 sites scoring really badly in customer satisfaction such as Abbey scoring just 51%.</p>
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