ENCINO, CA, July 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) After scoring high in the outbound category, Callbox keeps the momentum by winning one more award in the inbound level, marking its first entry in the roster as a Top 10 Inbound Service Partner in the recent Customer Interaction Solutions Magazine's Top 50 Teleservices Agencies Ranking.
Callbox was ranked 7th in the US domestic category among other top inbound performers. Rankings were determined by editors of CIS Magazine based on autonomously verified documents issued by each agency's telecom service carrier, indicating the number of billable teleservices minutes it has consumed in the previous year.
Being a top 10 inbound performer reflects the sheer size of Callbox's investment on technology and talent to provide unequaled customer care solutions for its clients. This award also speaks to the depth of the company's commitment and focus on first class customer service delivery, which is being rewarded by a growing stable of loyal customers year after year.
For more than two decades, Customer Interaction Solutions Magazine has been releasing annual official rankings to recognize large capacity teleservices agencies. The 2011 Top 50 Inbound Teleservices Agencies Rankings were published in the April 2011 issue of Customer Interaction Solutions Magazine.
Callbox is a full service global sales and marketing firm that provides outbound and inbound sales solutions, creative marketing support, and database services, to and from five continents.
Callbox Goes Top 10 in the Recent Top 50 Inbound Teleservices Agencies Ranking
Callbox Sales and Marketing Solutions has again been scored as a top performer, this time in the 2011 Annual Top 50 Teleservices Agencies Ranking sponsored by Customer Interactions Solutions Magazine.
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[Press-News.org] Callbox Goes Top 10 in the Recent Top 50 Inbound Teleservices Agencies RankingCallbox Sales and Marketing Solutions has again been scored as a top performer, this time in the 2011 Annual Top 50 Teleservices Agencies Ranking sponsored by Customer Interactions Solutions Magazine.