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According to the company, each ticket is insured, so even if AutoLotto offices were robbed or destroyed in a natural disaster, customers with winning numbers would be paid.
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It would be a disaster for customers, and it is already happening in the name of 'smart' slapped on to any simple device".
The Huffington Post even collected together ten recent customer service disasters where customers retaliated in various ways -- all spurred on by poor service.
As the CIT Group sought desperately to avoid bankruptcy this summer, it argued that being forced into Chapter 11 protection would spell disaster for its customers: a wide swath of the nation's small and midsize businesses who rely on the 101-year-old company for financing.
And marketing experts note that many businesses instinctively become more cautious about promotions whenever accidents or natural disasters are disrupting customers or competitors.
Over the next few days, Merrill's Web site evolved into an all-purpose hot line -- part disaster response, part customer service.
Recently-installed Apple chief Tim Cook was forced to admit that removing Google Maps from the list of default apps in the newest version of the iOS operating system and replace it with an in-house program riddled with errors, was a customer disaster.
With a seemingly unending series of cruise-related disasters that left customers stranded for days without power or bathrooms, the company became a pariah.
That's great news for customers, but disaster for the independent companies that have been selling Postini's system.
The company provides disaster recovery for cloud customers.
What is "problematic" differs from company to company, but software developers say their products have already helped customers avert disasters and catch employees engaged in foul play.
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