Sentence examples for customer circumstance from inspiring English sources

"Each customer circumstance needs to be considered on a case-by-case basis in order to make sure that we get to an appropriate outcome that not only follows our policies, but is also both fair to the customer and in the interests of our company," Macdonald says.

We have also found we need to be incredibly flexible about our criteria as we adapt to our customers' circumstances and need.

The FSA said HFC's procedures "did not require advisers in its branch network to gather sufficient information about customers' circumstances and take sufficient information into account when considering whether PPI was suitable".

The FCA has also uncovered advertisements for fee-paying debt management firms that did not make it clear that services are not free of charge and promotions that guaranteed firms would provide credit regardless of customers' circumstances.

"However," Vernier said, "cases are reviewed individually, and Whirlpool Corp. attempts to make considerations based on customers' circumstances".

Whether one or the other type of software is a better deal depends on a customer's circumstances.

A spokesperson told The Observer that the rate depends on the individual customer's circumstances, but that only a minority choose to arrange their repayments so that they attract interest.

The APRs we offer are competitive, and are based on customers' individual circumstances and their credit risk profiles".

Mr. Krieg said customers in circumstances like mine would indeed have a right to a refund, and partial or full payment of a hotel room near the airport.

"We continue to fulfil orders of icing sugar with E341 anti-caking agent to a small number of our manufacturing customers in circumstances where their compliance with ingredient labelling requirements would make a mid-contract ingredient change extremely difficult".

In particular the watchdog found firms were: failing to adequately assess customers' financial circumstances before recommending a course of action not making clear the type of service they provide and that free advice is available encouraging vulnerable customers to purchase products and services which are not suitable and impede their ability to repay their debts.