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"These products are not just commodity products. They require significant, hands-on customer service. The dotcoms don't make distinctions. It doesn't allow the manufacturers to segment their customers, which is all based on complex menus of variables," notes FitzPatrick.
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Also, dotcom's could not provide the level of service that printers were used to receiving from their dealers, claims Demharter. He adds that clients want a salesperson who is on-site working with them by assessing their requirements. Clients also want access to dealers via the telephone, so they can talk with a technical salesperson or a customer service rep who can answer their questions.
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