Sentence examples similar to customer placed a call from inspiring English sources

That model is different from, say, the telephone system, in which the company whose customer places a call pays a fee to the company whose customer receives it.

Under the protocols, when one customer places a call, his or her wireless carrier analyzes the source to be sure it's really associated with the correct number.

But thanks to current British regulations, Dixons' bandwidth provider, Energis, is able to cover their costs by collecting fees from British Telecom whenever a BT customer places a call that is completed by Energis.

Later, as he was boarding the plane, he placed a call to a customer who had walked into the Grand Avenue store during his visit.

Then Tannenbaum placed a call to Baltimore.

· Proximity sensor turns LCD off when a customer is placing a call on the LG Versa.

That means when AT&T customers place a phone call and use data on the iPhone 5, both functions will roll back to AT&T's older network, which can handle them simultaneously.

An article in the Circuits pages of Business Day on Thursday about using cellphones overseas misstated the charge to T-Mobile USA customers for placing a call in Britain.

The use case begins with a customer placing an order.

Tuesday morning, Cingular Wireless suffered scattered outages across the U.S., leaving customers unable to place a call.

Business Chat is as secure as placing a call, where customers would have had to provide information to identify themselves as the account holder.