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The phrase "referring customers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to customers who have been referred to your company or business by another customer or entity. For example, "We saw a significant increase in sales after we began offering discounts to referring customers."
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Lenders were paid fees of up to 60 per cent for referring customers to CPP.
Later, ZDnet hopes to earn fees from referring customers to computer stores.
In addition to referring customers to local refinishers, Mr. Rountree's company also sells refinishing products to do-it-yourselfers.
Although the site is sponsored by Travelocity, Mr. Hobica said Digital City makes no money by referring customers to airlines or other Web sites.
Tens of thousands of users list their raves and vie for trendsetter supremacy, while the site owners collect dollars for referring customers to retailers.
Cisco and SBC will co-market and co-sell their products and services -- with SBC selling Cisco equipment to its customers and Cisco referring customers to SBC.
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The referring customer then receives points for a successful referral.
The credit may take up to 2 billing cycles to appear on the referring customer's bill.
Mr. Kaldor acknowledged that there were drawbacks to relying on sweepstakes sites to refer customers.
But anti-abortion advocates, such as Pharmacists for Life PFLL), have argued that pharmacists should refuse to refer customers elsewhere.
Rather, they refer customers to dealers and then try to collect a fee from the dealer for the sales lead.
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