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HP intentionally made customers hold for 15 minutes for telephone customer service, then quickly canceled it due to backlash
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HP is apparently forcing customer support callers to wait 15 minutes before talking to anyone

HP realizes that mandatory 15-minute support call wait times isn’t good support

If you ever got the feeling a customer support line is intentionally keeping you on hold in the hope you'll go away it turns out the HP is doing precisely that with a minimum 15 wait

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