Circles.Life
circles.life ↗In their words
“Circles.Life positioned as new MVNO with highest customer satisfaction scores: NPS of 50 in Singapore, 30 in Taiwan.”
“Circles.Life, a Singapore-based telco, achieved a Net Promoter Score of 50+, significantly outperforming the industry average of -30.”
“Circles.Life reported high NPS of +54, described as industry-leading, correlated with high customer referral rate.”
Disclosed NPS over time
Every Net Promoter Score Circles.Life has published, by date.
NPS disclosures (9)
Circles.Life's Zerofy Cashback Card with Airwallex and Visa delivered a 30-point increase in Net Promoter Score.
Circles.Life, a digital telco launched in Singapore in 2016, achieved the highest net promoter score and record market share for its category.
Circles.Life's Net Promoter Score confirms the company's commitment to customer experience.
Circles.Life positioned as new MVNO with highest customer satisfaction scores: NPS of 50 in Singapore, 30 in Taiwan.
Circles.Life, a Singapore-based telco, achieved a Net Promoter Score of 50+, significantly outperforming the industry average of -30.
Circles.Life's Net Promoter Score sets a new bar for customer satisfaction and experience in telecommunications.
Circles.Life achieved a strong Net Promoter Score through digital services innovation in the telco market.
Circles.Life reported high NPS of +54, described as industry-leading, correlated with high customer referral rate.
Circles.Life reports Net Promoter Score of 54, significantly higher than Singapore telco average of -25.
Retention disclosures (0)
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