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Closeness in Customer Relationships: Examining the Payback from Getting Closer to the Customers relating to situations where the customer would acknowledge that a relationship is in place with a service provider, suggesting that a genuine relationship does not exist unless the customer feels there is one. It questions whether various approaches to building repeat business are really creating