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241. It was pulled off the air after two weeks because of customer complaints, but the shoes sold out.

242. It was the customer himself who recognised professionalism when he saw it and responded accordingly.

243. That they all do so with big doses of customer appeal is an added bonus.

244. She claimed that their action had been ill-considered and ironic coming so soon after the launch of their customer service charter.

245. Your customer service representatives calm heated situations faster than the New York City fire department.

246. Short-term projects to improve customer service might buck up the conviction of those managers.

247. The customer is thus likely to be bound by both usages in the rules and any other usages of the market.

248. Philpott understood the gesture and browsed through the antiques until the lone customer had left the shop.

249. Training programmes and personal preparation of salespeople should pay particular attention to deriving the customer benefits their products bestow.

250. Better to have it from some one you know and respect, rather than have a customer complain.

251. Are there other untapped demographics you can identify to build an additional customer base?

252. Better techniques, better documentation systems, better communication between all members, better customer liaison and contracts.

253. I would tell them that they could attain levels of quality and customer satisfaction greater than they had ever imagined.

254. Our customer certainly thought so - she gave us the cheque before we left!

255. Seven or eight months later a customer booked a holiday, relying on an old unamended copy of the brochure.

256. In extreme circumstances the customer or supplier may seek to use its strong position and extract personal benefits in return for giving its consent.

257. The new service center will serve as the single point of contact for general customer inquiries.

258. Sekers Service Supreme Breaking all records,[http://sentencedict.com/customer.html] Sekers supplied a customer with specially woven cloth in an amazingly short time.

259. It has recently completed a major computerisation programme which will enable it to improve its service to the customer still further.

260. The bandwidth provided by cable will allow customer connections to the Internet at speeds greater than those provided by telephone company facilities.

261. The former provide the managerial and administrative framework for moving products from supplier to customer.

262. Do you genuinely and sincerely investigate customer complaints and try to eradicate the causes?

263. Nothing about environmental impact, customer care, or good business practices.

264. The customer has told you that he wants ￡3000 for the car - the actual value at 57,000 miles is half that.

265. This isn't just customer care: this is better margins and hard profit.

266. This should always be double checked when you issue the first invoice to a new customer. 2.

267. It is this which makes a patterned woven carpet something special, a point not always understood by the customer.

268. Often such schemes unashamedly make vast concessions to the demands of the modern pub customer.

269. The customer is provided with an unstamped addressed label, special wrapper or container.

270. To begin with, the average length of time per customer transaction tripled, which meant longer lines and increased waiting times.