Honored as top performer for telephone customer service BOSTON, March 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- John Hancock SignatureServices, Inc. (JHSS), the transfer and shareholder services agent for JohnHancock Funds, was awarded "Best-In-Class" honors and "5-Star" performerstatus for telephone customer service for all of 2007 by National QualityReview (NQR). Keith F. Hartstein, President and Chief Executive Officer of JohnHancock Funds, said: "We have enjoyed explosive growth in our sales ofopen-end mutual funds over the past several years. As important as it is tobring in new shareholders, we realize that it is equally important toretain those shareholders over the long term by delivering superiorperformance and excellence in customer service. We are proud of thisrecognition, and congratulate our colleagues at JHSS." NQR's "Best-In-Class" service rating recognizes top-performingcompanies in a variety of areas including telephone service, transactionprocessing, shareholder correspondence and literature fulfillment."Best-In-Class" is the highest quality rating in any service area. NQR's"5-Star" performance measures are fixed for one year based upon fourquarters of data from NQR's top quartile companies. On a quarterly basis,companies whose four-quarter rolling averages for Overall Telephone Servicefall within the "5-Star" performance ranges will be noted as "5-Star"performers, or top quartile performing companies. About John Hancock Funds The Boston-based mutual fund business unit of John Hancock FinancialServices, John Hancock Funds manages more than $56.8 billion in open-endfunds, closed-end funds, private accounts, retirement plans and relatedparty assets for individual and institutional investors at December 31,2007. John Hancock Funds are distributed by John Hancock Funds, LLC, memberFINRA. For more information, please visit
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