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Roku Customer Service :
Research in advance before contact Roku Customer Service to get the most out of your interaction with them. Collect all the information that is relevant to the problem with your device. To help fix the issue more quickly, clearly state the issue and provide detailed examples. Use the community channels and Questions available on Roku's website to get quick responses. To obtain quicker solutions for serious problems, go for phone help or live chat. Always record your interactions and follow up as needed. Effective planning and clear communication improve the standard of customer service you get from Roku.
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