"customer representatives" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You may use it to refer to people employed by a company to work directly with customers. For example: The customer representatives at our store are always willing to help customers find the right products for their needs.
At issue was the job description for the drivers, whom Pepsi calls customer representatives and bulk customer representatives, depending on the kinds of routes they worked.
More also were employed as cashiers, retail clerks and customer representatives than engineers (125,000 versus 80,000).
Still others complained that, when they did reach customer representatives, they were offered replacement coupons, not refunds, for the recalled products.
He streamlined the number of products Empire sold from dozens to four, so customer representatives could better field calls, and as some customers left, he shrank the work force to 6,000, from 7,500.
Correction: April 5, 2000, Wednesday An article in the special E-Commerce section last Wednesday about customer service misidentified the company that provides the support services used by online customer representatives for Lands Endd.
The F.C.C. and Verizon also agreed that the company would initiate customer service improvements, including clearer explanations of its pay-as-you-go data charges and ways for customers to avoid extra charges; an online video tutorial to help consumers understand their bills; and additional training for Verizon customer representatives on pay-as-you-go plans.
After that, chatting with a customer representative will indeed cost you $30, per call.
When you do get a customer representative, you're loaded for bear".
Ms. Pollard returned to report on her encounter with a customer representative.
Mr. Muhammad, 38, works as a mortician at the Peace and Glory Home for Funerals and as a customer representative for Public Service Electric & Gas.
Rogers Wireless customer representative Amanda, (1-877-764-3772), told us the following.
