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Perhaps: exclusive use of an app could potentially weed out more difficult to service customers that drive up costs.



Some of the worst acting and complaining customers appear to use Twitter extensively (based on their posts) so I'm not sure it will be much of a barrier...


Users complaining on Twitter don't directly drain customer service resources.


Do you work in Support? They absolutely do, because twitter is basically the cheat code to "jump the line" in any support process because it's PR. CEOs and Execs don't jump into the support queue to read customer tickets (rightfully so), but they absolutely read twitter.




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