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Request (and investigate) References. The purchase of an inbound call center, like any purchase you make for your business, should be thoroughly investigated.  By requesting references of former and current clients, you can get a pretty good idea of how the inbound call center has maintained relationships, served its clients, and kept their service agreements. Try to get references for companies that have had similar goals and a similar time frame, so you can truly get an idea of the services provided by the inbound call center.  If you have any questions you felt uncomfortable asking the inbound call center point-blank, you may be able to find the answers out from talking to the references.

If you need some ideas for questions to ask, these will help you maximize the reference:

Did you accomplish your goals while working with this inbound call center?

Were you given all the information you needed and requested surrounding your services?

What was the best and worst part of working with this inbound call center?

What were the inbound call center’s strengths and weaknesses? 

How, if at all, has the employment of this inbound call center impacted your business?

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