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ISM Knowledge #2

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  • 1. Multiple Choice
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    "Mrs. Francisco is an AT&T mobility and DTV customer who transfers large files from her laptop to PC and wants to make sure she has the best resolution when streaming videos on large screens. She isn't sure which AT&T unlimited plan is the best fit for her. According the AT&T Unlimited Plans (Plus and Choice) Hub – Consumer in myCSP, the best plan for Mrs. Francisco would be:"
    AT&T Choice Plan +
    AT&T Unlimited Plus
    AT&T Family Plus
    AT&T Family Plus Dog & Cat
  • 2. Multiple Choice
    1 minute
    1 pt
     "Ms. Darby called in, as for several days her new iPhone was locked up after she purchased it from an AT&T retail store. It was determined that this was an error made by the sales representative at the store. You advised Ms. Darby that you would be happy to provide her with a credit for those days. You need to process an Event (PPV/VOD, Voice) adjustment.
    According to the AT&T Billing Inquiry Billing Adjustment (BIBA) System in myCSP, to assist her you would use the _________ tab in BIBA.
    Charge Detail View (CDV) Tab
    Pre-billed Charges Tab
      Adjustments/Charges Tab
    Ask Cortana
  • 3. Multiple Choice
    1 minute
    1 pt
    . Mr. Graham called in as he feels like his speed on his mobile data has slowed down significantly. You pull up Mr. Graham's account and see that he had data overages last month. You use the AT&T Mobile Share Advantage (MSA) Offer Details article in myCSP to explain to Mr. Graham that he is right, he has gone over the data allotment for last month. You explain: You are correct you did go over your data allotment. The good news is customers who exceed their monthly plan data allowance have zero overage charges but _____
     If a customer exceeds their data allowance (includes MSA Plan Data, Rollover Data, Promotional, Data and Sponsored Data), their speeds are reduced to 128kbps on all lines for the remainder of the bill cycle
     If a customer exceeds their data allowance (includes MSA Plan Data, Rollover Data, Promotional, Data and Sponsored Data), their speeds are reduced to 64kbps on all lines for the remainder of the bill cycle.
      If a customer exceeds their data allowance (includes MSA Plan Data, Rollover Data, Promotional, Data and Sponsored Data), their speeds are reduced to 32kbps on all lines for the remainder of the bill cycle.
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