Sentence examples for wasting customers from inspiring English sources

But until genuine competition heats up, the risk of losing revenue should wean the cable giants away from wasting customers' time and force them to deploy enough technicians to perform service calls.

How did we get to a point where a company thinks it can improve its prospects by wasting customers' time?

And don't waste customers' money doing it.

Mr. Cortes said he had a front-row seat to the waste: Customers ask for bags even for cigarettes, and to wrap beer cans "so the police don't see them drinking".

Unlike typical ski rental outfits that waste customers' precious powder time making them stand in long lines while they gather and customize their ski equipment, Skis on the Run brings the ski shop to the customer.

As the World Wide Web moves beyond the broadcast advertising model — the billboard flash at the top of the screen — advertisers will have to stop wasting the customer's time with teasers and learn to tell the truth.

As I discussed in my previous column (FORBES GLOBAL, Apr. 6), the rapid development of the World Wide Web means the old era of wasting the customer's time is over.

All retailers should stop multi-buy deals and other marketing tools which lead to customers wasting fresh food".

Green campaigners have called on all major supermarkets to put an end to multi-buy deals and other marketing tools which result in customers wasting millions of tonnes of fresh food – much of it still edible – every year.

Small business owners don't have time to waste, so customer service Chat could fit well into their routines.

Publishers also avoided the recording industry's mistake of wasting precious time suing customers and have rightly focused on promoting cheap and easy ways for them to download books legally.