Sentence examples for customer opt from inspiring English sources

If a connoisseur is willing to part with serious cash for a tumbler of 50-year-old scotch, Svaice's pitch goes, why would't that same customer opt for a high-end ice cube?

Pilot programs like EWEB's customer opt in Green Power Program show that customers would be willing to pay a little more for a renewable energy source like geothermal.

At fast-food chains, where sodas are often dispersed at self-serve fountains, restaurants would be required to hand out cup sizes of 16 ounces or less, regardless of whether a customer opts for a diet drink.

TSB will offer a version of the LloydsTSB Classic account that pays 1.5% in-credit interest from £1, 2% from £1,000, and 3% from £3,000 to £5,000, provided the customer opts in.

(Allowing for customer opt-out is also a contractual requirement for retailers who sign up with Euclid, in case of any customer concerns with tracking).

If the customer opts in, sales associates also can communicate with them after the store visit.

Even when a customer opts to take advantage of a European factory delivery program – such as those offered by BMW, Volvo and Porsche – the purchase must be initiated, negotiated and consummated at a local dealership.

Lewis also had difficulty explaining what happens if a Verizon Wireless customer opts out of the program.

About one in three Comcast customers opt for the "triple play" package.

Yet most of its foreign customers opt for less sophisticated (and less profitable) products.

They charge about $1.35 a minute; most customers opt for 10-minute sessions.