"customer about" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
A possible correction could be "customer inquiries" or "customer concerns". Example: "I received several customer inquiries about the new product."
Talks to a young customer about his camp experiences.
We talk to the customer about what they are trying to working on.
It was also key to educate the customer about packaging, participants agreed.
It is thought that bad debt racked up by non-payers costs each paying customer about £12 a year.
As is customary, the barber, a Cypriot, asks the customer about holidays.
Based on those figures, the tax reduction would save a typical customer about $23 for the season.
And for $350, soldiers will transport a customer about 30 kilometers to military land in Kampong Speu Province to fire a B-40 rocket-propelled grenade launcher.
He talks to each customer about what he sells, focusing on the varieties of lettuce he offers or why he grows a particular kind of basil.
As Cindy weighed out Cassandra's marijuana purchases, which totalled a hundred and ten dollars, she commiserated with her new customer about the unattractive names of some popular strains.
This will cost the average customer about £900 a year – a £300 saving over British Gas's standard customer.
One salesperson said bluntly, "It then takes educating your customer about why they have to pay more.
