Sentence examples for dreadful customer from inspiring English sources
The big six have long been castigated by consumer bodies for their dreadful customer service.
Does anyone really think that hyperloop transportation, delivered by the likes of Elon Musk, will offer the same dreadful customer service as today's "ultra low-cost" air carriers?
They're on their way to Fife, and asked if they could stay for a night en route, which inevitably means tonight will be an evening of sharing stories of dreadful customers and trying to survive in a business which has been brought to its knees by Amazon.
He added: "This is dreadful for the staff, customers and the wider banking industry.
Twitter is filling up with posts that suggest the loss of a dear friend, and another win for the most venal kind of capitalism; the Unite union reckons that what has happened is "dreadful for the staff, customers and the wider banking industry".
Few things are more dreadful than dealing with airline customer service.
They will probably need their Brazilian operations to make up for falling profits at home.Brazil's telecoms companies inherited dreadful infrastructure and proportionally few customers when the industry was privatised in the 1990s.
Swiss banking secrecy laws meant that this arrangement worked out just splendidly for both the bank and its customers, until some dreadful chap called Hervé Falciani came along and nicked a load of files.
Until that moment, Cisco's customer service had been pretty dreadful.
But to be frank, a customer blabbing loudly on the phone is one of the least dreadful social crimes till staff are on the receiving end of.
