Sentence examples for outraged customer from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it's easy to imagine yourself in the Wells Fargo situation, either as an outraged customer or as an employee whose livelihood depended on meeting unreasonable performance demands.

The Kindle Fire case on Amazon, which I wrote about today,  came to light only because an outraged customer contacted me, saying he felt he was being bribed for a positive notice.

Mr Grayling was the outraged customer, accusing two very big companies of ripping him off.

During his transition, before his voice had lowered, Oliver was renamed by an outraged customer who couldn't believe his parents would call him something that so clearly didn't fit his feminine-sounding voice.

But at Amazon.com, an outraged customer-reviewer has already pounced.

Another result is outraged customers.

It has raised fuel prices more than once and even tried to raise electricity prices by 31%, until it was forced to back down after outraged customers burnt their electricity bills outside the utility's offices.

He sadly announced plans to close the bakery and leave for France once the last of a month's worth of flour was gone, prompting outraged customers to begin the often-maddening task of parsing the language of government.

(2) Over the past year that demand could be witnessed in spirited protests outside lads' mags retailers, on Twitter feeds and supermarket Facebook pages clogged with demands that they stop selling lads' mags, and in retail executives' inboxes flooded with messages from outraged customers.

There is no fury like an online forum unleashed, and Continental's unexpected announcement last Tuesday that it was effectively slashing benefits for its OnePass frequent-flier members who travel on the cheapest fares kicked up a major storm from outraged customers.

Of course, the iPhone price cut also outraged customers who had spent more than $500 to get their hands on Apple's latest gadget (see "iSorry").