The phrase "account customer" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a customer associated with an account, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "As an account customer, you will receive exclusive benefits and offers tailored to your needs."
Alternatives: "account holder" or "registered customer".
Each of these mortgages carries a £999 fee if you are a HSBC current account customer, or £1,499 if you aren't.
Melanie Brown, an A&L Premier account customer, was recently made redundant and asked the bank if she could temporarily suspend the £500 required funding.
If you're a savings or current account customer with Halifax, Bank of Scotland, Birmingham Midshires or Intelligent Finance, then you can sleep a little easier by knowing that your money's much safer than it was.
The ratings also take into account customer service and satisfaction ratings (the site is owned by TripAdvisor and therefore has access to scores of reviews), in-flight entertainment, Wi-Fi and the availability of power ports at the seat.
Such a method takes into account customer needs as a determinant factor in finding the best supplier and considers possible changes in the priorities of customer needs as time passes.
Finally, do not solicit for your own benefit or for the benefit of Daltex the patronage of any KTI account, customer, or prospective customer with whom you dealt at KTI or whose identity you learned while employed by KTI.
Current account customers can win exclusive rugby experiences.
There are more than 30,000 50-day notice account customers.
"For FlexPlus packaged account customers, this is covered as standard".
The near- term negative impact of a decline in the number of account customers has been offset by the rising debts of the account customers that remain.
Loyal account customers are declining: Next account customers spend around £476 per annum with Next, of which we believe £404 is from product sales.
