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CenturyLink

Telecom & mediaMobile & wirelessTelecommunicationsCTGG
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In their words

“For instance, we could be harmed if our customer experience scores, as measured by "NPS" (Net Promoter Score) and "CHS" (Customer Health Score), for our products and services are low or declining relative to our competitors.”
— CenturyLink · SEC 10-K annual report · filed 20 Feb 2025 · NI-500E987
“Analysis suggests CenturyLink lags AT&T and Verizon in proactive customer retention efforts.”
— reported by barrons.com · 8 Aug 2019 · NI-9428D8A
“CenturyLink's 'Price for Life' programme is a key pillar in its broadband customer retention and acquisition strategy.”
— reported by fiercetelecom.com · 16 Feb 2018 · NI-25B8758

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20 Feb 2025
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For instance, we could be harmed if our customer experience scores, as measured by "NPS" (Net Promoter Score) and "CHS" (Customer Health Score), for our products and services are low or declining relative to our competitors.

— CenturyLink · SEC 10-K annual report · filed 20 Feb 2025 · NI-500E987
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Retention disclosures (2)

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8 Aug 2019
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Analysis suggests CenturyLink lags AT&T and Verizon in proactive customer retention efforts.

— reported by barrons.com · 8 Aug 2019 · NI-9428D8A
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16 Feb 2018
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CenturyLink's 'Price for Life' programme is a key pillar in its broadband customer retention and acquisition strategy.

— reported by fiercetelecom.com · 16 Feb 2018 · NI-25B8758
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