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Reply # 71566 21-May-2007 21:07
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Reply # 71573 21-May-2007 21:58
This kind of thing always annoys me. I rang up Xtra a while ago, I could not understand what the person was saying at all, in the end I politely ended the conversation and gave up trying to seek help. Also when seeking help for Xbox Live I was greeted by a voice I had no hope in understanding, this ended similar to the Xtra call excaept this time I emailed Xbox and as well as seeking help for my original problem queried why they did not have people answering the phone who spoke English as a first language. I never did get a reply.

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Reply # 72050 24-May-2007 12:00
Having worked for a telemarketing company before (NOT by choice lol) all you have to do is politely ask for your number to be removed from their dialing lists. If they do not understand that, ask for a supervisor or manager, and ask for them to remove your number from any and all calling lists they may have. The one I worked for always had the option of "Remove caller from database" Remember it's not the agent who chose to call you, so don't make their life hell. :P

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Reply # 74847 15-Jun-2007 18:28
Both Hewlett Packard and Dell support lines link to overseas call centres that can be extremely frustrating to deal with - especially when you know they're just reading from a checklist that's not relevant (i.e. questions relevant to an enduser when you're a professional geek and are way past trying the things on their list). Paul Spain Founder: Gorilla Technology, NZ Tech Podcast, Cloud Labs, WindowsPhoneNZ.com, Office365NZ.com, UFB.org.nz

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Reply # 74856 15-Jun-2007 19:39
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