Sentence examples for subscribers call from inspiring English sources
Not allowing other services to interconnect with AOL's would be akin to not letting Sprint or MCI subscribers call AT&T customers.
To do so, he said, it is hiring more customer service workers and trying to train them better so they can resolve problems the first time subscribers call.
For their part, A.Word.A.Day subscribers call themselves any number of things -- logophiles, logologists, wordsmiths (in fact, the Web site where A.Word.A.Day archives and language-related miscellany can be found is at www.wordsmith.org) and a word invented by Mr. Garg: linguaphiles.
Right now on SwoonReads, The Hard Mate boasts a nine out of ten score for having what the site's subscribers call "heat," which is kidspeak for steamy romantic scenes.
On Netflix's blog on Monday, some subscribers called for Mr. Hastings' ouster, but others called him courageous for owning up to his mistakes.
Karen Mason, a spokeswoman for Club Penguin, which started up two years ago and has over 12 million members, 700,000 of them paid subscribers, called such criticism "ridiculous".
From Montréal, Odile Tremblay, of Le Devoir (whose review is unavailable except to subscribers) calls it a "minor work" and the headline refers to it as a "mirror of an age without guideposts" (or, a lost age).
By combining many such rules, it is possible to work out which cards are likeliest to have been stolen, and which claims are dodgy.Mobile-phone operators, meanwhile, analyse subscribers' calling patterns to determine, for example, whether most of their frequent contacts are on a rival network.
On Tuesday he sent a letter to subscribers, calling them to demand action from their representatives in Congress.
All of this is going on while Dish Network is trying to revive Blockbuster, which now will offer its own streaming-plus-DVD service to Dish subscribers called BlockBuster Movie Pass.
They would do a better job of training customer service people who routinely "play dumb" during an outage or are rude to subscribers calling for service.
