Sentences with phrase «cancel out all of the customer»

As you can see in Figure 2, this means that solar will cancel out all of the customer's bills except for $ 10 in fixed fees (which we'll discuss in greater detail in a future blog article).

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If customers are having difficulty getting the most out of their platform, they're going to start thinking about canceling their current subscriptions and signing up with a new service.

There are several unhappy customers who felt cheated out of money, and who continue to be charged even with numerous calls and emails to try and cancel.

When I complained re the bulk of the profiles have no photos and they should advise potential customers of this the response was they would cancel my subscription when it runs out My experience with a non paying site?

All subscription services will be ending, credits and gift card balances will expire if not used up or transferred to Kobo, pre-ordered books will be canceled beyond the deadline, and customers can even elect to opt out of the transfer to Kobo if they choose.

If indeed this turns out to be the announcement for the new Kindle (to be clear, I have no confirmation of that), Amazon could very well offer customers who've already ordered the original Kindle — and are awaiting its arrival — the option of canceling their orders or receiving the new Kindle.

Lexington Law has also been accused of dragging out the process of credit repair to charge customers more, which could be true, so it is important for consumers to keep a close watch on their credit repair process and cancel the service if they feel it is taking too long.

So I called to speak with customer service and they said they couldn't tell me what account it came out of, but since it was after 4 pm, I had to email to cancel the payment and resubmit later.

Caroline Brown, commercial director for Shearings said: «At the moment customers are looking for peace of mind when booking their break, as they don't want the disappointment of cancelled flights and potentially missing out on their holiday.

Those that cancel in preparation of the new product could be construed as «gaming» the system for a new signup offer, which will no doubt be very large for the aspire card... and this gives Amex a chance to say your required spend is manufactured and claw back points, or wait until you cancel to avoid the AF and say your «gaming» them, then shut down all your cards and clawback the ARV of the points... IMO Amex has led the pack with ways to screw customers out of signup bonuses (ever try to get one matched?)

Under net metering, excess electricity generated by the solar installation is valued at the same retail rate customers would pay the utility for it, which allows them to cancel out the cost of electricity they purchase from their utility at other times.

Kansas City was the first city to offer Google Fiber, which is the «single biggest frustration to agents,» says one Time Warner employee who works in a retention department and is tasked with talking customers out of canceling their accounts.