Famous Quotes & Sayings

...They did draw the customers in despite all the false starts. The fact that they ended up so high in the rankings is testimony to the strength of the brand.

They (customers) are glad about that. But they want it to go down some more.

They aren't old because their customers aren't old. The problem with Blass was that the ladies he dressed started dying of old age. Ladies today go to the gym, they go to the surgeon, they look better than ever. Dying is not an option.

They are not good customers -- they are great customers.

They want to know how we are ensuring the vaccine is truly the vaccine and safe. We're getting inquires from customers and the public.

They would rather get you as a customer than potentially get download revenue.

They interviewed the parents and saw the substance that was mailed. We have to ensure our customers and employees are safe.

It's an opportunity to see several hundred people in one working day, which is not obviously something you can do with your regular customer base. And it's an opportunity to show off your latest products.

It's going to be extremely competitive to draw customers to their stores.

Peter Erskine

It's ... good for customers. They have no overlapping territory, so they will be able to offer our customers better roaming and better services around the world,

Tom Ellis

It's getting to be pretty competitive. I do like to think of it as a business, in that we have a product, and we are really proud of the quality of our product. Customer service is a really big thing to us.

It's getting harder for customers to evaluate what's being offered.

Charles Phillips

It shouldn't take a year to make a decision. Maybe in six to nine months, we'll make a decision on whether to support multiple databases, ... We're already talking to customers and have been talking to customers, so we have some of that input already.

Ryan Hall

It's a very scary thing to happen, but the staff was great -- we got customers out of the way.

It's a very nice innovation. It's more about retaining customers and giving them more reasons to stick with Yahoo.

It's too early to figure out the impact, but generally, if you're losing market share, reducing customer service does very little to stem that loss.

Its to ensure that our employees who work the mail and our customers who use the mail are safe.

It's the old beta versus VHS dilemma. There's no way to know how long it's going to take for the general market to decide which formats will ultimately prevail. So while this shakes out, we're just going to listen to our customers and make sure we give them the movies they want in the format they prefer -- whatever the technology.

It's like monkey see, monkey bad. People say customer service is bad, so people just repeat that.

It's always a good story when you can increase customer satisfaction ratings while you are also increasing business; it means you have the organization focused and executing on what matters.

Joel Salatin

Always listen to your customers.

Mitch Hedberg

The customer’s always right.

For systematically steering their customers to the most expensive providers,

The relationships with your customers are important. You have to be able to deliver what you're promising to your customers. We are able to do that.

There's a reason why people go to stores. It's for good old-fashioned customer service that involves human interaction. We seem to be getting away from that somehow.

Jacqueline Novogratz

There's a real moral imperative in being an organization that takes the time to sit and listen to the customers and the people they're serving.

There's a real desire for expanding customization on vehicles. The customer wants to be unique.

AT&T's customers reasonably expect that their communications are private and have long trusted AT&T to follow the law and protect that privacy.

AT&T had the systems and procedures in place to protect customer data.

AT&T customers reasonably expect that their communications are private and have long trusted AT&T to follow the law and protect their privacy.

At Con-way we define quality performance as superior execution not only in how well we physically move freight but also in how well our administrative services perform. These two functions directly impact the customer relationship.

Charles Prince

As we move in to 2006, we see significant opportunities to grow our franchises. We are already increasing the pace of our distribution expansion and working to provide our customers with a more integrated set of products and services, yet a more simplified experience.

As we migrate customers from NetWare to OES, we're putting more resources in OES and less in NetWare.