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Verbal Disclosure Statements for Equifax Products

SECTION 1: MAKING A SALE AFTER HANDLING A DISPUTE

SECTION2: VANTAGESCORE CREDIT SCORE VERBAL DISCLOSURES

SECTION 3: SALES OF EQUIFAX PRODUCTS VERBAL DISCLOSURE

SECTION 4: EQUIFAX PRODUCT EXCHANGE VERBAL DISCLOSURE

SECTION 5: SAVES FOR EQUIFAX PURCHASES/ORDER VERBAL DISCLOSURE

SECTION 6: TRIAL VERBAL DISCLOSURE

SECTION7: EQUIFAX PRODUCTS AND PROCESS CANCELLATION VERBAL DISCLOSURE

SECTION 8: SPECIALTY PRODUCT VERBAL DISCLOSURE

Cancelling For Deceased Consumer

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INTRODUCTION TO PRODUCT EXCHANGE

UPGRADE

DOWNGRADE

PRODUCT EXCHANGE FO R MILITARY PERSONNEL

  1. Offer Equifax Credit Watch Gold for Active-Duty Military, a free product for military personnel.
  1. Give the customer a free refund for the length of time they paid for their original product
  2. The customer's paid product must be immediately cancelled
  3. The free product should be ordered.

Equifax Credit Watch Gold for Active-Duty Military Features.

RETENTION

HOW MANY SAVE ATTEMPTS SHOULD YOU PRESENT

KB search key words- Sales: Save (Retention) offer matrix

  1. Make a first save attempt - include educating the customer on the value and feature of the product.

  2. For Active-Duty Military service member customers, there is no save attempt, instead proceed with the cancelation process.

Make a Second save attempt only if the customer:

  1. Seems interested in the offer or unsure of keeping their product.
  2. Has not indicated that they do not want to hear anymore or want to hang up the call.

HANDLING NEGATIVE RESPONSES

Examples of Negative or "no" Customer responses

Examples of Negative or "no" Customer behavior

PROCESS OF HANDLING OBJECTIONS OF RETENTION

  1. Educate the customer about the features of their product.
  2. Acknowledge any objections.
  3. if the customer is not interested or displays negative behavior, proceed with ending the call.
  4. If the customer is interested, offer a second save attempt in the form of a discount.
  5. Proceed with closing the call.