| Amazon.com has selected Daksh.com to provide Web-based customer
service from India. This latest move by Amazon.com aims to leverage India's high-quality
and cost-effective customer care professionals.
"As Amazon.com continues to attract new customers from all over the
world, it is important that we have trained staff ready to respond to a
customer's inquiry, no matter what time of day or night,'' said Bill
Price, vice president for Global Customer Service at Amazon.com.
"Daksh.com's passion for customer delight and commitment to
efficient high-quality customer care matches our own. We believe this
relationship will bring in tremendous benefits to Amazon.com customers
by enabling us to continue to provide excellent customer service,
regardless of what time it may be in their particular part of the
world.''
He added that Amazon.com would work closely with Daksh.com to ensure
a seamless experience for the Amazon.com customer. The parties also
intend for Amazon.com to become a shareholder of Daksh.com.
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