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    Default is this correct to say?

    Just informed by customer ......

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    Default Re: is this correct to say?

    Only if you're writing a very brief memo or a note to a colleague and it's not important to use full sentences.

    If that's not acceptable at your place of work then you need to say "I/We have just been informed by a customer that..."

    If you are writing a very abbreviated note then it might say something like: "Just informed by customer - toilet flooded". "Just informed by customer - man stealing goods at back of store."
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