Famous Quotes & Sayings

Customers make jokes all the time about taking out a loan to get to work. It's ridiculous, I don't understand why we have to pay such outrageous prices.

Customers like choices. They want to be empowered by what a la carte gives them.

Customers have seen a big increase in digital newspaper and magazine circulation in the past four years. That is significant in a world where there is a decrease in print circulation. Furthermore, circulation is much broader.

Customers enjoy using the legal (Web) sites. They're going to do it if they can get (music) on their own terms.

Customers don't want to spend $100,000 on a mid-range server, and then it's discontinued. People are just waiting to see which lines are discontinued.

Customers didn't like it. That was the end of it.

Customers come in and visit the piece while it's being made. They can come in every day or every week, whatever they want.

Customers can expand from there, but they can justify their investment with this.

Customers can download these patches just as they would a Microsoft patch.

Michael Dell

Customers are voting with their dollars and their feet today,

Customers are very tolerant about the Dec. 20 issues, due to the service levels they've come to expect. Everyone now knows about what was a 2.5-hour outage over a 4.5-hour time period. What happened was a rare database error, and it has been fixed. We're running as well as we've ever run.

Customers are very brand-loyal. I think we're making it much too easy with this to see sales revenue moving to other states.

Customers are showing their preferences, and investors are going to take note.

Customers are shopping with us. They love our merchandise and the value we offer. They are responding to the enhancements we've made to our stores and our increased marketing and promotional events. This response tells us that our strategy is right on track.

Customers are shopping the market. They expect a deal when they come in.

Customers are more comfortable with a name they know.

Customers are looking for specialists who offer good value.

Customers are here, we just need the merchants to come in.

Customers are confused. We're explaining the options and letting customers make up their own minds.

Customers are always better off when they have a choice.

Customers will look for this kind of dedication at the local level. And these smaller guys can differentiate themselves through design support and other value-added services.

Customers who've tried it once are willing to try it again.

Customers who have been impacted are feeling pain and we're working with them to make sure they get through the recovery process as soon as possible. But in terms of the numbers of customers impacted, it is relatively low.

Customers we talk to are saying they're going to respond to increasing demand, but they won't do anything in anticipation of increasing demand, ... That's why employment, inventories and manufacturing will move in positive directions, but I don't think it will be anything spectacular.

John Garcia

Customers want technologies to work for them rather than the other way around. Customers are seeing the logic of having all these things work together better.

Customers use these servers for everything from software development and Web design to e-commerce and reselling. The flexibility is what gives this line of dedicated servers its value.

Customers turn to SAP for two reasons. One is the depth of our solution. The other is the enormous uncertainty of the alternative options.

Customers that will see the price drop are seeing it after a series of high prices on the electricity market. They are not as low as they had been, but this is a step in the right direction.

An Irishman fights before he reasons, a Scotchman reasons before he fights, an Englishman is not particular as to the order of precedence, but will do either to accommodate his customers

The upper end of the economy has done very well and the stock market is at a 3-1/2 year high. This bodes well for the high-end merchants. Discounters would have had a hard time because their customers were impacted by higher gas prices and uncertainty about jobs.

This industry more than any other is regulated by the customers and competition.

David Cameron

They've already lost the strike, they just don't know it yet, ... Customers are going to say, 'We don't want pickets in front of our buildings.' By the end of the week, it won't matter how many people they have reporting to work, they won't have the freight to handle.

Jimmy Johnson

They tend to lowball prices on PCs, ... The PC is the front end and they tend to lead with it so that the customers sign up for their services.