The phrase "abandon customers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing business practices, customer service, or ethical considerations regarding customer treatment.
Example: "The company's decision to abandon customers during the crisis led to a significant loss of trust and loyalty."
Alternatives: "forsake customers" or "desert customers".
Still, these organizations cannot ensure the quality of their products; therefore abandoning customers in uncertainties.
The label has abandoned customers prepared to pay £150-£500 in a bid to become a full-scale designer brand.
The label has abandoned customers prepared to pay £150-£500 for a handbag in a bid to become a full-scale designer brand that appeals to high-spending shoppers in Asia – its Alexa satchel starts at £800 but can cost up to £1,250 – but profits are sharply down as it encounters stiff competition.
But Best Buy has squandered these dwindling niches, content to pick up some of the abandoned customers of already-bankrupt competitors including Circuit City and call that an increase in market share.
In analyzing the seller's option to abandon unprofitable customers, my colleagues and I looked at 12 years of purchasing data for more than 100,000 customers of a specialty catalog company.
We passed the time discussing when, and if, it was ever correct for the guide to abandon his customers and save his own skin.
In the call, Mr. Lewis noted that "price competition is down from a year ago" and explained that his clients — mostly midsize employers seeking to buy health coverage for their employees — were facing a tough market, in which insurance carriers are increasingly willing to abandon existing customers to improve their profit margins.
While ReplayTV says it won't abandon existing customers, it is going to "commit fewer resources to the manufacturing and direct marketing of its house-brand digital video recorders".
Remember how I'd abandon my customers for at least six minutes to belt it out on stage?
