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Ofcom regulations on silent and abandoned calls come into force
From 1st February 2011, Ofcom’s revised guidance on silent and abandoned calls generated by automated diallers came into force along with an increase in fines for persistent offenders from £50,000 to £2,000,000. As reported back in June last year (http://qology.com/2010/07/qologys-callback-solutions-fully-compliant-with-ofcoms-guidance-on-silent-and-abandoned-calls), Qology’s callback …
WebConnect bridges the gap between online stores and live sales representatives on Cyber Monday
Virtual Hold web application easily gets Cyber Monday shoppers from websites to to sales representatives without waiting on hold
Government and unemployed callers save money with contact centre callback service
Unemployed workers in Washington state, USA, have spent about 15 million fewer minutes on hold to file unemployment claims with the Employment Security Department’s contact centre after deploying Virtual Hold, which allows callers to receive a callback when it is their turn rather than waiting on hold.

