Sentence examples for customers statements from inspiring English sources

A printing error led to pages from other customers' statements appearing on paperwork sent to current account holders.

Elsewhere the color commandos work with Dutch bank ING to add its trademark orange to Canadian customers' statements and brighten up mail from MetLife and Genworth.

Feel free to take notes, repeat your customers' statements, nod your head, or otherwise show that you're paying attention in a way that feels right for your style and personality.

In this case, we have the not-so-new innovation of the non-return of canceled checks in customers' statements.

But the opinion appeared to allude to them when it said, "It is not contended on this appeal that any victim knew or should have known that the investment and customer statements were fictitious".

In other cases, it will revamp the handling of certain kinds of mailings for clients: It reengineered the way Aetna mails out its checks and explanations of benefits; for Merrill Lynch, it designed software to better process customer statements.

"We don't have any more problems reconciling customer statements between accounting and the salespeople," says Tantalo Sr. Another bonus: Sales people don't have to drive all the way back to PCBB's headquarters every night to input orders.

It is time to implement a uniform format for trade confirmations and customer statements, and to impose such a guideline on all companies within a given financial service sector; e.g., the same layout and data for the same document for all banks, for all insurance companies and for all brokerage firms.

Yesterday it released a customer statement explaining that it will fight the court order, which is asking for some very specific technical assistance in order to enable the FBI to access data on an iPhone 5c used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.

Customer value statements must come from customer feedback to other customers, rather than from your marketing.

The three-member panel said that from 1992 to 1998, the broker, Enrique Ernesto Perusquia, used his clients' accounts to invest in companies that were nearly bankrupt and then falsified his customers' account statements to hide fraud.