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Brussels' water supplier and sewage manager

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VIVAQUA is a public water utility company responsible for the production, distribution, and treatment of drinking water in Brussels and parts of Wallonia and Flanders. It manages the sewage network, fights against flooding, and ensures water quality for over 2.25 million inhabitants daily.

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Remain calm and polite

When facing a frustrating situation, maintaining composure while speaking with customer service representatives can dramatically improve your chances of a favorable resolution. Remember that the person assisting you didn't cause your problem and is your ally in finding a solution. Using a respectful tone, even when expressing disappointment, helps create a collaborative atmosphere where customer service personnel feel more motivated to go above and beyond for you. Customer service representatives handle numerous challenging calls daily, and your patience may be rewarded with extra effort or exceptions they might not extend to hostile customers. A calm exchange allows both parties to focus on problem-solving rather than managing emotions.