With the Sudden Threat of Mass Layoffs, America’s Households are Eager to Protect Their Access to Wireless, Cable and Other Telecommunications and Media Services. More and More, These Services are Becoming Some of Life’s Most Crucially Important and We Cannot Do Without Them.
Your customers want to manage the risk of unforeseen events that may prevent their household’s access to your services. Now, for the first time, you can help them to meet that goal in a convenient, responsible and affordable manner. A nationwide survey of 1,000 U.S. households provided compelling evidence that they’re eager to do it. We will share the astounding results of that consumer survey with you.
When Things go Wrong, It’s Good to have a Safety Net…For the Customer and Your Company. Act Now!
The Utility Service Payment Protection Plan Offers Your Telecommunications Company Three Significant Benefits:
(1) An entirely new approach to improve bad debt write-offs, collection costs, disconnection rates, churn rates, credit enhancement and regulatory optics;
(2) A significant step forward to meet customer engagement objectives; and
(3) The possibility of adding a new recurring non-regulated revenue and cash flow stream for your company.
What’s In It For Your Customers?
Your customers that elect to enroll in The Utility Service Payment Protection Plan are provided with a certificate of insurance. Certificate holders that become involuntarily unemployed, disabled or lose their life by accidental means have the comfort of knowing that your service can be continued for their household during such challenging times, to the extent provided by the coverage benefits. On the certificate holder’s behalf the insurance carrier underwriting The Utility Service Payment Protection Plan will pay directly to your telecommunications company a monthly amount and for the number of months stated on their certificate of insurance.
*Subject to terms, conditions, and exclusions on the certificate of insurance. The Utility Service Protection Plan is underwritten and serviced by a major U.S. based “A”rated insurance company. See Terms of Use
