Sentence examples for helpless customers from inspiring English sources
The hardened personal-tech cynic might assume that Nintendo's evil master plan is to exploit its helpless customers' Game Boy addiction by giving away the razor and making its profit on the blades; although the new machine costs only $100, Advance cartridges cost about $40, about $10 more than Game Boy Color games.
But when there is trouble, customers are left helpless.
One jobcentre telephone adviser told the Guardian that the change had been handled "abysmally" and that they feel ill-equipped and "helpless" when talking to distraught customers on the phone, who are phoning up to ask about other options.
Worse still we, the captive utility customers, were now the helpless funders of these huge salaries.
That can be infuriating for wireless carriers who are helpless at the annoyances of their customers using BlackBerrys on their network.
"We started Insidr because we felt frustrated and helpless when we had to call customer support.
Customers who appear confused, worried or helpless do need a hand.
These are tough customers to navigate, because she is giving me the helpless vibe and he is giving me the know-it-all vibe.
That, says Enron, led to its customers refusing to trade with the company, and left Enron helpless when Dynegy did back away.
"Customer Support for these types of unfortunate events do no exist and users feel helpless in the matter," Brian laments.
