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what is the difference between customer and client
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A customer buys goods or services from another person. A client seeks the professional knowledge and advice of a specialist, like a lawyer, accountant, real estate broker, etc.
You sell to a customer but you serve a client.
The relationship is usually short-term with a customer (like when you go the supermarket or the hardware store). With a client, you develop an ongoing business relationship.
You sell to a customer but you serve a client.
The relationship is usually short-term with a customer (like when you go the supermarket or the hardware store). With a client, you develop an ongoing business relationship.
client:
someone who pays for the service of a professional person such as a doctor or lawer.
(hospital/law office/...)
customer:
a person or company that buys goods or service.
(supermarket/shopping centre/boutique/...)
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someone who pays for the service of a professional person such as a doctor or lawer.
(hospital/law office/...)
customer:
a person or company that buys goods or service.
(supermarket/shopping centre/boutique/...)
http://www.italki.com/answers/question/35054.htm#.USspQ-gb3bk
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