The phrase "harm customers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any behavior that causes harm to customers, such as a company's deceptive marketing practices or a business's failure to provide safe products. For example, "The company was found guilty of practices that harmed customers."
I'd say that Verizon has been pretty aggressive in terms of going after these guys when they harm customers".
A few pilots might be trying to stir the pot, but there was no concerted effort to do anything to harm customers, or really even harm the company.
But that can also harm customers, because a broker might choose not to push for a legitimate claim that will reduce the insurer's profits.In the past some lawsuits have stemmed from these arrangements, notably a big case against Marsh and Aon in 2000.
He said he supported the general theory of antitrust most often applied in the United States -- that deals should be judged on whether they help or harm customers -- and by implication rejected the European view that antitrust judgments should hinge on what business combinations would mean to competitors.
But Roosevelt and his fellow statists objected to this consolidation on the grounds that it allegedly violated the rights of small railroads and that it would harm customers.
It's seeking approval from the California Public Utility Commission for broad control over the market in a way that will crowd out private investment, stifle innovation, and harm customers.
The TUC accused the bank of "sticking two fingers up to hard-pressed families across Britain", while the Unite union was furious at further cuts at the retail bank, which could harm customer service.
Here's the sentence: "Not only was the service a useless waste of money, the suit alleged, but the constant setting of fraud alerts harmed customers' credit scores".
For the lawsuit to succeed, Cablevision would not only need to prove that bundling harmed customers, but that it hindered competition by prohibiting smaller media companies from obtaining carriage for their channels.
"In addition to harming customers, fraud in connection with virtual currencies inhibits potentially market-enhancing developments in this area.
For example, in the U.S., the government could only ban a drug after a company had been prosecuted for selling products that harmed customers.
