Sentence examples for customer telephone from inspiring English sources
Customer telephone calls to representatives cost Fidelity more than $13 each, on average.
With growth allowing her to go full time she has since switched to an internet telephone package from Vonage which allows her site's customer telephone number to follow her around, wherever she needs to be.
The company has since vastly expanded its tree- trimming, added new "feeder" lines into certain districts and reinforced existing ones, installed switches that reroute power around blackouts, and doubled the number of customer telephone lines thereby making it easier for Washingtonians to learn that they may be without power for a week.Further misery could await.
German regulatory officials have made it clear, for instance, that AT&T, a massive American telecommunications company that provided customer telephone numbers to the NSA as ordered by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (known as the Fisa court), would undergo intense scrutiny to ensure it complies with German privacy laws before it can acquire a German telecommunications company.
For a further 26,725 customers it says the following information could have been obtained: Name, address, date of birth, gender, handset type, contract start and end date, whether they are a handset or SIM only customer, telephone number, email address, previous address, marital status, employment status, Three account number and phone number and how long they've been with Three.
Marconi has been troubled since its strategy of focusing largely on producing and selling telecommunications equipment collapsed last year, when its customers, telephone companies, reduced spending.
The long-distance giant WorldCom will pay $3.5 million as part of an agreement with federal regulators to settle charges that it switched customers' telephone carriers without permission, the company said today.
But union officials asserted that the lack of skilled employees resulting from a strike would have led to delays in getting repair workers to homes and businesses and in getting service representatives to answer customers' telephone calls.
Maintaining a reliable telephone network and performing timely repairs to customers' telephones requires both preventive maintenance of the outside plant and an adequate workforce to respond to trouble reports as they are received.
But the "local loop", the last link between a customer's telephone and the exchange, is still controlled by a single company, British Telecom.
