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A customer got a shipping update before they even thought to ask.
The package hit a routing delay. Instead of the customer discovering it by checking a tracking page, a heads-up landed in their inbox first with a new estimated date attached.
→ The best support message is the one sent before the question gets asked.
That early heads up removes the guesswork and lets the customer plan without hunting for updates
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