English lessons about customer-service

A customer called me.

We fixed a client's website issue last week.

Today, a client mentioned our proposal felt too expensive.

The payment was late.

I used to agree to everything.

I had to share hard news.

I often think about handling price concerns.

I remember explaining the home care steps.

A client mentioned our service felt pricey.

I needed to follow up on an invoice.

I always aim for very clear instructions.

I met a new patient today.

A guest asked for lunch spots.

I remembered to follow up today.

A guest arrived looking quite tired yesterday.

A customer showed me their receipt yesterday.

A customer found an error on their bill.

The sudden rain caught me.

I was explaining home-care instructions to a patient.

I had a first call with a new client today.

A customer found an extra charge at checkout.

The client first mentioned needing a new software.

I recall a market.

A customer noticed a pricing error.

I always try to simplify home-care instructions.

Tonight, I remembered something.

I had an invoice overdue for a while.

My first client discovery call went well today.

Someone asked for city tips today.

A new patient seemed quite anxious today.

I had a chat with a parent today.

Our client's invoice was a bit late.

A traveler recently asked for tips.

A client once said our project cost too much.

A traveler once asked me for city tips.

The system had a small issue last week.

The clock shows a late hour.

I had an important client call.

Just finished explaining the home-care steps to a client.

The day had felt truly long.

I had a talk with a parent today.

I had to tell a customer about our new return policy.

The difficult system issue was finally fixed.

The customer was very upset.

A traveler once asked for things to do.

Today, I saw a small girl.

A customer called me. She was very upset.

It felt wrong to decline offers before.

A tired guest arrived early today.

Today I spoke with a customer.