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ACCOUNT


              MANAGEMENT





              AT A CUSTOMER’S HOME



              Before you take a trip, consider these two scenarios:
              Scenario 1: Lucy
              Lucy is a new customer who is a first payment default. She has not returned your phone calls and now
              the number is disconnected. When you try her employer, you discover she’s no longer employed at the
              location listed in the account management system. Lucy is five days past due.

              List the steps you should take to help Lucy bring her account current. Work with your learning coach if you
              have trouble identifying the steps.






              Scenario 2: Steven                                                                                             ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT  /  AT A CUSTOMER'S HOME
              Steven is a long-time customer with a good payment history and he now has a disconnected cell number.
              Steven is seven days past due.


              List the steps you should take to help Steven bring his account current. Work with your learning coach if
              you have trouble identifying the steps.







              These two examples are similar in that both accounts are past due with disconnected phones, but they are
              still very different. The telephone is the best and least expensive way to contact a customer with a past-due
              account; however, from time to time, you will have to visit a customer at their residence.
              Can you guess which customer you’d have to visit?


                                               (circle one)             Lucy                  Steven

























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