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I used a company’s web form to send a message as that was one of the suggested alternatives to waiting for a person. A week later I got a response asking me to call.
I had hoped for a quicker response, and maybe for them to call me.
Blue Sky: shadowfoot.bsky.social
Shadowfoot:I used a company’s web form to send a message as that was one of the suggested alternatives to waiting for a person. A week later I got a response asking me to call.
I had hoped for a quicker response, and maybe for them to call me.
Geektastic: The endless boring spiel we are subjected to when we ring organisations now.
“Did you know you can look at our websites blah blah privacy policy blah blah may be recorded for training purposes blah blah busier than usual blah blah etc waffle blah blah “
I don’t want to hear it. I’m not interested. I don’t care. Neither do I want your tinny low quality “music” for another half an hour.
Just put me straight through to a human being please.
1. probably half the calls could be sorted out by people using the website, some people forget to use it or dont know it had that function
2. privacy is a big thing so people need to know there data is dafe
3. requirement to tell people they are being recorded
4. wouldn't you like to know you could be waiting longer?
lchiu7:Are all companies changing their IVR menu options all the time?
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Handsome Dan needs to stop adding three dots to every sentence...
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neb:
"Calls may be recorded for training purposes".
The call quality to support desks is usually so poor I always thought this was "Calls may be used for training porpoises".
Never understood that but now I get it.
Sometimes I just sit and think. Other times I just sit.
Handsomedan:Similarly when you are expected to treat (more or less) everything as a priority. Doesn't that defeat the purpose of prioritising?
Chorus arriving at 11:10 am for a scheduled window of 1-5 pm. We were out of the house 11-12 so that a prospective buyer could have a second inspection.
Blue Sky: shadowfoot.bsky.social
The question is whether the tech will return between 1-5!
The back of the game box says it requires 80 GB of space. I pop the disc in and get an error that I need at least 151 GB of free space to install it.
For bonus points, it's a remake of a game that would have definitely been well under a megabyte when first released in 1987!
Behodar:
The back of the game box says it requires 80 GB of space. I pop the disc in and get an error that I need at least 151 GB of free space to install it.
For bonus points, it's a remake of a game that would have definitely been well under a megabyte when first released in 1987!
Can you imagine the stack of floppy discs?
Behodar:
The back of the game box says it requires 80 GB of space. I pop the disc in and get an error that I need at least 151 GB of free space to install it.
For bonus points, it's a remake of a game that would have definitely been well under a megabyte when first released in 1987!
Pong sure has grown in size!
Handsome Dan Has Spoken.
Handsome Dan needs to stop adding three dots to every sentence...
Handsome Dan does not currently have a side hustle as the mascot for Yale
*Gladly accepting donations...
eracode:neb:"Calls may be recorded for training purposes".
The call quality to support desks is usually so poor I always thought this was "Calls may be used for training porpoises".
Never understood that but now I get it.
Behodar:The back of the game box says it requires 80 GB of space. I pop the disc in and get an error that I need at least 151 GB of free space to install it.
Ah, memories of Windows NT, which claimed it would run in 4MB but once you'd got through to disk #207 of the 275 disks it came on told you it needed 8MB, not 4MB.
And there was always a bad sector on about the third-to-last disk, no matter which disk set you used.
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