Sentence examples for customer surrender from inspiring English sources
A BrightHouse spokesman said it was impossible to comment on Freda's case because she did not want to be identified, but added, "We are surprised and disappointed by her complaint… Customer surrender of goods is always a last resort".
Moreover, they get these benefits without having to surrender customer experience and data to third parties that end up relegating grocers to serve as their warehouses and restaurants to serve as dark kitchens.
The On Demand approach relies on customers surrendering all control over tech, but some clients are deciding to take it back.
Standard Life reported a better-than-expected 43% rise in annual profits for 2007, which impressed investors and helped offset a £249 million ($502.8 million) charge taken to reflect customers surrendering their policies early.
The trade-off for that convenience is that customers must surrender the electronic passwords to all of their financial accounts.
Jitendra Gupta, CEO of Sequoia-backed CitrusPay, has spent the past six months convincing merchants of the value of surrendering customer data in exchange for an easier buying experience.
Most of these stories go on "Ad Nauseam" to the point of your customer screaming "UNCLE" I surrender, just make it stop.
But after the sale of its customer accounts, the firm surrendered its broker-dealer license to the Government in January, clearing the way for the bankruptcy filing.
BRUSSELS — The European Commission proposed Wednesday to expand the kind of customer information that banks must surrender to the authorities around the European Union, as political momentum grows to clamp down on tax evasion.
That decision implies that Credit Suisse, too, may be ordered to surrender information about customers' accounts to American authorities.
"He is one tough customer," Kansas State Coach Frank Martin, whose team surrendered a game-high 22 points to Hayward in a loss to Butler in the West Regional final, said in a telephone interview.
