Sentence examples for customer advice from inspiring English sources
"We take regulatory compliance very seriously and regret that the customer advice provided by the bancassurance division between September 2010 and April 2012 did not meet the high standards expected by the FCA.
Leading pension providers and industry experts, although supporting the government's objective of giving people greater access to their pensions savings, told the Observer that pensions companies face being swamped by demands for cash after 6 April, before the industry is ready, or customer advice networks have been established.
They will exchange it or offer you a full refund HMV Items purchased in error or unwanted gifts can be returned for exchange provided they are returned in perfect condition, accompanied by a valid Customer Advice Note and within 21 days of receipt.
Its benefits comprise cooperative query answering and smart customer advice, leading to higher e-customer satisfaction and shorter development times of personalized search engines.
Helping the customer is important, but ultimately, you shouldn't spend an hour giving a customer advice and consultation when he or she has no intention of buying from you.
Instead, utilities are responding to their woes by shifting out of power generation and into "downstream" activities, such as trading and offering customers advice on energy use.
RBS is instead planning to launch a new automated system that will offer customers advice based on their responses to a series of questions.
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Ask your customers advice on how you can be introduced into other parts of their company.
That means I don't have time to give my customers advice, let alone invest time in a relationship where I give them good advice.
Sarah Dursley, 24, was giving a customer insurance advice over the telephone when a later tremor struck.
