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HOQUE, MD. RIANUL
Service businesses, like other businesses, consider customers as kings and queens. Their&#13;
competitive power in the industry, even their existence in the same depends on their&#13;
acceptability to present and potential customers. Customers’ acceptability to any&#13;
company is the outcome of the ability of that company to provide the customers with&#13;
superior value. Customers’ value again depends on the level of perception of the service&#13;
they gave received. Whenever, after consumption of service, the perceive level of service&#13;
customer receive, is perceive less than the expected level of service, the customers&#13;
become dissatisfied. When customers are dissatisfied to the respective service providers,&#13;
they may either do nothing or may simply switch to any other service provider of that&#13;
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