Sentences with phrase «called customer»

After i was approved i called customer service who was excellent by the way and they increased my limit another 500 dollars up to a 2k dollar limit on day one.

Years ago I had a business LOC with a bank that discontinued their business LOC product, and called every customer's loan due.

When I called Customer Service to report this, the answer that came back via email (I had been promised a follow - up phone call) was: «Our tech team has responded as follows: The device may not be able to handle PDFs with large tables.

One forum member said that they called customer service and were told that Amazon is working on the problem.

I called customer care and said id like to order the new bold 9700.

I called customer service to inquire about the issue.

This includes things like buyer information, buyer preferences, credit card details and of course the most important intangible called customer trust.

I called customer service last night and the girl told me that they had not been informed of the release date.

I even called customer service where I was transferred multipled times to the «experts» and they did not have any explanation, and kept insisting the feature was not discontinued and it must be the wi - fi at the store.

I called customer service who said it would be about two days to fix it and everyone is having the same problem.

Called customer service and had a horrible experience.

I called the customer service and they will not work with you and they are very rude people.

I have called customer care at least 5 times to try to get this resolved.

Ebling sighed and called Customer Service.

My KOBO vox froze two weeks ago and I called the customer service number right away and after a ten minute conversation they said I was being transferred to tier 2 customer service.

Finally, Shopify announced a new mobile app coming later this year called Customer View, which runs on its current POS.

Called customer service about a problem with the radio weekly.

In my mind the so called Customer First Award for Excellence showing on their website shouldn't be be awarded and claimed by a company whose service department can't simply even follow - up with a customer when they state that they will.

It had been days since we had heard anything, so my service adviser called the customer.

They called the customer to see what happened.

We called the customer and told him what had happened.

When I saw the charge, I immediately went on there website and called customer care.

I called their customer service about this and they danced around the issue refusing to differentiate between paying and non-paying customers who can't really communicate with you beyond one or two set question panels.

I surmised her account had expired, so I called customer service to complain about my inability, as a paid member, to reach whom I wanted to reach.

it came with a snag, so I called customer serviced the exchange process was really smooth.

I called customer service and the lady told me all the stores were sold out of all the sizes.

I called customer service to make sure my shipment was set to go out on time and it was.

I called customer service to confirm that this was the intended look and it was (so don't be alarmed).

We called customer service more than once and when they finally got back to us their response was good.

I came across the Tiffany Rose website, and initially was unsure of how the dresses would fit and so I called the Customer Services number.

WELL, I called their customer service line and the AMAZING rep on the line had me do some things to test whether or not the boots were ACTUALLY too small or if I just needed to break them in.

I even called customer service to ask.

With my fingers crossed - I called the customer help line for Lancome and shared my dilemna.

So when I called their customer service and was told it was delivered Monday, I lost my mind.

Good product, called their customer service asking about the dose and the rep was rude.

The bill came a few months after the «violation» happened, Cohen called customer service and was told to pay up.

Nevertheless called customer service who were wonderful enough to send me spares free of charge.

Called customer service and they were able to troubleshoot over the phone and sent a brand new replacement seat free of charge per the 5 year warranty.

I have called their customer service a few times over the years when I had a question (never a problem with the seat) and they are always helpful and nice.

The instructions could have been better - I almost called customer service!

I called customer service and Sarah was able to help me exchange my carrier for one that would work for me.

I called customer service and they immediately sent out a new necklace that was beautiful and we were happy to have our Amber on again for my sons up and coming molars.

She called our customer service department, shouting, telling them that her diapers had failed... again.

Their trillion dollar balance sheets, therefore, were just massive trading operations - whether they called it customer accommodation or proprietary is a distinction without a difference - which were funded on 30 to 1 leverage.

The «beneficial owner» rule, officially called the Customer Due Diligence Requirements for Financial Institutions rule, is aimed at helping banks better understand precisely who is behind the business entities they are banking by collecting more information about the people associated with these entities.

He called customer support and complained.

The exercise that will help to best achieve this goal is called the customer empathy map.

Salesforce soon became the largest maker of so - called customer relationship management, or C.R.M., software sold over the cloud, which is used by salespeople and marketers at companies like American Express and General Electric.

Delaney said he sees two events unfolding: «The existing players... will adopt this rule, make changes to their business models as needed, and they'll work hard to keep every one of their customers because one of biggest costs that financial services companies have are what's called customer acquisition — meaning the money they spend for customers,» he said.

«Your biggest challenge as a coach is called customer selection.