HaroldSays has released its December/January Hall of Fame members for companies, government agencies, and organizations.

HaroldSays and its Chief of Helping People and President, Harold Cameron, have released its December/January list of members placed into the HaroldSays Hall of Fame. To be inducted into the HaroldSays Hall of Fame a company, government agency, or organization has to have team members who exceeds their customer's or clients needs and expectations. The company, agency, or organization might also recognize and in some cases reward their team members for having received positive feedback for their excellent performance. Finally, they respond back to Harold at HaroldSays letting him know that they have received the positive feedback, have informed their team member or members of the feedback received and have responded to it or even rewarded the team member for their outstanding performance. Companies, government agencies, and organizations are also included if they positively respond to and resolve a consumers complaint or issue with them.

The companies, organizations, or agencies that have been inducted into the HaroldSays Hall of Fame for October are Aaron Rents, Direct TV, Dunkin Donuts, Jack Williams Tire Centers, Network For Good, Pennsylvania American Water Company, (PAW); Pennstar Bank, Social Security Administration, Turkey Hill Minit Markets, The USPS, UGI Utilities, and Zodiac Printing.
In February HaroldSays will be publishing its newest list of members added to its Hall of Fame.

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