Sentence examples for troubled customer from inspiring English sources

A recent audit of the agency's troubled customer information system found that, as of November, the utility had $681 million in uncollected bills — $245 million more than under the previous billing system.

Not troubling customers with the fluctuations of price worked fairly well under the old regulated system.

And that seemed to trouble customers at Spy Shops the other day, even as they shopped for gadgets with which to eavesdrop on others.

But when there is trouble, customers are left helpless.

And for their troubles, customers are offered electronic chair massages, an oxygen bar and hydro-aromatherapy.

Should the company run into real financial trouble, customers may not be able to recover their money because they will be behind major creditors like the federal government.

All Xiaomi executives spend time in customer service to gain firsthand experience with the hot issues troubling their customers.

At the same time, these online and mobile retailers don't want to trouble their customers with an overwhelming number of delivery decisions, or for that matter, calls to coordinate with local shops or services to arrange a pick up or return of an item, whether it's an engagement ring or a new mattress.

"Some customers were troubled and concerned that we featured an interview with Gloria Steinem in a recent catalog," reads the statement.

She was having trouble converting customer interest into actual appointments.

Ms. Freedman said Cigna faced troubles with customer service and that trimming jobs may worsen that.