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Customer Service Salary

$55,000

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$37.3K

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$85K

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$122K

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The median Customer Service Salary in United States is $55,000. View Customer Service salaries across top companies broken down by base, stock, and bonus. Last updated: 11/13/2025

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  1. What is the salary of a Customer Service?

    The average total compensation of a Customer Service in United States is $55,000.

  2. What is the minimum salary of a Customer Service in United States?

    While there is no minimum salary for a Customer Service in United States, the average total compensation is $55,000.

  3. What does a Customer Service do?

    A customer service specialist is responsible for providing support to customers and clients. They are the first point of contact for any customer queries and complaints. They aim to resolve any issues the customer may have.

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