Sentence examples for admitted to customer from inspiring English sources

Among recent companies to have admitted to customer data breaches are Citibank, JP Morgan Chase, Schnucks, a chain of supermarkets, and Global Payments, a card data processing company whose breach affected Visa and MasterCard card holders.

New York cable provider RCN recently admitted to storing customer passwords in plaintext.

He admitted to supplying customers with confidential data about companies including SanDisk and Flextronics.

MARRIOTT has admitted to jamming customers' Wi-Fi hotspots in "at least one" of its hotels, forcing business travellers to pay for the chain's own Wi-Fi service, according to America's Federal Communication Commission (FCC).

But after questioning from Ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, the BBC has admitted to being a customer of the private investigator.

Justice Department officials are getting a late start in the Wells Fargo case, which involves more than two million deposit and credit-card accounts that the bank admitted to opening without customer authorization.

Office Depot has admitted to using its customers' browsing history and location to vary its range of offers and products.

Japan's Transport Ministry said the automaker had submitted plans to recall 401,106 vehicles, including 110,000 cars that had been subject to a previous recall last year after the company admitted to hiding defects and customer complaints for more than 20 years.

Some volunteers and customers admitted to rooting for Paris, Rome or Rio de Janeiro in the global competition that New York now faces to become the host city for the 2012 Summer Games.

Meanwhile, employees at Advance America interviewed after they left the company have admitted to working to get customers to continually renew their loans - even using underhanded tactics to get those renewals.

He admits to craving customer visits, one-on-one sales meetings, consecutive days of jet-lag-be-damned 16-hour strategy meetings in Paris -- being in the game and, as he says (hitting the table), "really jazzing".