Sentence examples for rental items from inspiring English sources
Customers will be notified in advance of the closure so that they can return their outstanding rental items beforehand.
Even if the caterer is available, there are still the challenges of finding entertainment, rental items, a tent, valet parking and other services, which are also tight.
Perhaps more powerful is the ability of such partnerships to provide e-commerce customers an easy way to return goods -- not simply rental items, but, more important, goods deemed unsatisfactory by the customers.
This segment also provides rental items, restroom cleaning services and supplies and carpet and tile cleaning services.
And it must maintain quality assurance as a few lost storage or broken rental items could scare users away.
The just-launched Baby Butler Service at Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort includes a daily diaper delivery, in-room crib, free meals, a baby gift and 10% discount on baby rental items such as infant tubs, strollers, highchairs and bouncy seats.
When VCR's first came out, it was thought that videos were strictly a rental item -- who except a fanatic film buff or someone in the industry would want to own these things?
Such retailers offer higher prices, but if customers fail to make a payment for a large-screen TV or recliner, it does not hurt their credit record -- the companies simply repossess the rental item.
FindTheBest also runs a network of sites built on its proprietary data content platform which include: FindTheData, helping consumers find data within a variety of verticals; FindTheCompany, a directory of US companies and organizations; FindTheListing, listing home rentals, items for sale, and pets; FindTheCoupons, helping shoppers find coupons and promotional codes.
The company has been running a private beta with 3,000 users since earlier this year on an invite-only basis, and reports an average repeat customer trend of 28percentt, with average rentals of 1.25 items at around $300.
A growing number of people are turning to companies offering weekly rental services to buy items like washing machines and fridges when money is tight.
