Customer Service Transactions Flashcards
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A customer wants to forward their mail to a new address. What should they complete?
Answer: A Change of Address request
A Change of Address request sets up forwarding to the new location.
A customer asks why their international package costs more than a domestic one. What is the main factor?
Answer: Distance, customs, and international handling
International shipping involves longer distances, customs processing, and added handling fees.
A customer mailing internationally must complete which document for the contents?
Answer: A customs declaration form
International parcels require a customs declaration describing the contents and value.
A customer asks to hold their mail while on vacation. What service handles this?
Answer: USPS Hold Mail
Hold Mail temporarily stops delivery and keeps mail at the post office.
A customer disputes a charge and grows loud at the counter. What is the priority?
Answer: Remain calm, listen, and resolve the issue professionally
Staying calm and professionally resolving disputes protects service quality and safety.
A customer wants to buy stamps but the exact denomination is out of stock. What is a good solution?
Answer: Offer a combination of available stamps totaling the needed postage
Combining available denominations to reach the correct postage serves the customer's need.
At the end of your shift, your cash drawer is short by a few dollars. What should you do?
Answer: Report the discrepancy according to procedure
Cash discrepancies must be reported per established accountability procedures.