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Looks like the brand's packaging isn't the only red Netflix displayed during the third quarter. According to the company's 3Q reports, Netflix has lost 805,000 of its subscribers.
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Vodacom M-PESA customers have been assured security of their money transactions over the alarming rise of mobile money cyber crimes.
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Facebook, the "king of social networks," has approximately 500 million members but many are not satisfied customers, according to a newly released report.
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As of April 1, Citigroup may not allow its customers to withdraw money from their accounts and could require an advanced notice of seven days for withdrawals.
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In challenging days such as these, it is common to see two lead types of business culture emerge – those that cower and cocoon and those that explore and redefine. They exist as a ying-yang, built on the halves of fear and curiosity.
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A British data processing firm sold a computer belonging to the company that contained private details of millions of bank customers on its hard drive. Luckily, it ended up with an IT manager who notified the authorities before any misuse occurred.
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Echostar's headline company Dish Network has driven up the stock price with their recent push to sign up new and existing customers to HD and DVR services. The rise may soon be a fall if customers remain dissatisfied with the services.
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In what sounds like a gag email that circulates between call centre employees, Sprint has booted more than 1,000 of its customers for being too high maintenance, often making "unreasonable requests." And they're not sorry about it either.
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One missed payment on a 'Zero Percent balance transfer' Credit card will cost up to £700
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The Montreal-based telecommunications provider said on Thursday that it is testing a service that would let its customers achieve internet speeds as high as 100 megabits per second (Mbps).
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Wireless carrier's planned a $2 fee on customers paying bill with credit card.
 Canadian banks are putting the pinch on some customers by charging higher and unexpected fees, along with tightening rules for lending, the CBC's Havard Gould reports.
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