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I originally had a negative experience and gave a 1‑star rating. However, the team reached out and took steps to resolve the issue, which I really appreciate. The staff who handle the calls are genuinely helpful and professional, and I can’t fault the service they provided.
Good onboarding, reasonable value. Post implementation the communication was terrible; emails went unanswered, calls unreturned, and basic changes to scripts took literally months to do.
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