Service is only expensive when not received.
Think about all the steps involved in procuring a service before we finally get what we want. We look through catalogs, we make phone calls, we visit show rooms and Web sites, we receive marketing materials and have extensive conversations with sales representatives. Product experts fill us in on all the bells and whistles. The entire chain of service personnel builds our anticipation and our enthusiasm to justify the financial commitment and the choi...
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