Sentence examples for customer theft from inspiring English sources

That was why the BRC reported a 62% increase in the average value of customer theft per incident, £177 against £109 in 2012, she added.

The bank said there were no indications of customer data theft.

Because pharmacies did not record medicine-specific sales or information on product losses (e.g., unpaid customer bills, theft, expiration, etc)., we were unable to assess product-specific revenues and costs associated with low turnover.

Claims from its customers following thefts of Defenders rose to £1.8m in 2015, an increase of 8% over 2014.

Consider this: In the past, customer credit card theft was taken as a cost of doing business.

A novel feature of their study was the use of CCTV footage from selected stores to determine whether losses could be attributable to customer or employee theft.

Of course, engaged and happy employees will provide higher profitability, higher customer approval, less theft, and fewer safety incidences.

(In another settlement announced last week, JPMorgan agreed to pay $80 million to regulators over accusations that it charged credit card customers for identity theft products they never received).

In the same month, JP Morgan paid another $390m in refunds and $80m in settlement for billing credit card customers for identity theft protection they did not receive.

$470m paid in September in ($390m refunds and $80m in settlement) for billing customers for identity theft protection they did not receive.

They overlook the bigger problems associated with internal security, disgruntled ex-employees, network links to supposedly trustworthy customers and suppliers, theft of laptop or handheld computers and insecure wireless access points set up by employees.