They Didn’t Steal Your Customers, You Lost Them
When we lose a customer to another company, the tendency is to blame the competitor for stealing the account.
When we lose a customer to another company, the tendency is to blame the competitor for stealing the account.
The “cooling off rule” is a term referring to a law regarding newly-entered contracts that allows both sides of the party a period of time (after a contract has been signed) to release themselves from any obligations to that contract without penalty.