Sprint hits low in national customer satisfaction index

Sandy Young's picture

The American Customer Satisfaction Index has released its quarterly report today. No surprise to me that Sprint has hit a low year-over-year of -8.2 percent. Sprint stands alone in the negative column within its own industry. In its press release the index points to Sprint's service problems and customer defections as a reason behind the low numbers that drag the entire wireless sector down.

The ACSI is a national economic indicator measuring satisfaction of U.S. consumers. It is produced by the University of Michigan's Ross Schools of Business in partnership with the American Society for Qualtiy and CFI Group. Read more.

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