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The phrase "customer trust" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the trust that a customer has in a company or product. For example: "The extended warranty helped to build customer trust in the product."
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"It's completely transparent and drives customer trust," Zybowski says.
"Anne and her people have not re-earned customer trust".
We see higher employee motivation and customer trust.
Against that background, losing customer trust could be a damaging move, Gilbert said.
"Banks will destroy customer trust if they simply become another conduit through which to advertise".
57% believe that being more sustainable and implementing long term growth strategies will lead to gains in customer trust.
With no other source for the cash, Ms. O'Brien approved a transfer of $200 million from a customer trust account at JPMorgan.
Ms. Warren said that traditional regulation would call for prohibiting certain practices, or additional disclosure requirements, but said that "neither restores customer trust".
John Forrest Ales, a Walmart spokesperson told The Independent: "We know earning customer trust starts with high standards, both inside the package and out.
Domestic banking is built upon customer trust; how then could such an organisation be associated with a team that was demonstrably untrustworthy?
"We would condemn the use of any selling approach or practice during the installation visit that undermined customer trust, an Ofgem spokesman said.
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