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You can chat with me.
I can lead a nice conversation.
But seriously:
what is the problemos?
I cannot tolerate it. If the problem you have is not clearly mapped out on a script it’s impossible to get your situation resolved. Especially if the person you reach can’t speak in something that resembles English. They are always nice on the phone but I don’t just want a cheery conversation, I want my issue solved.
This company I am having problems with seems to split their centers half in India and half in the states.
I will hang up and call back until I get someone in America….anyone else do this?
From what I understand some companies that tried centers in India are scaling back to American call centers due to customer complaints.
You can chat with me.
I can lead a nice conversation.
But seriously:
what is the problemos?
The last time I deal with this company the conversation was so confusing for both sides I ended up getting a power cable in the mail when I was simply trying to add something to my plan.
I HATE it.
I can't solve your problem, I'm bit too far
Normally I'm not one to check women out...well, at least I try to be discreet about it...but the other day there was this Indian woman walking into my building and she was wearing these thin khaki color knit pants, and from the back you could just make out the outline of some very sexy black underwear, and her very nice, shapely apple-bottom. She was extremely beautiful, and I caught myself staring, somewhat mezmerized, in spite of myself.
What were we talking about again?
Well, I can see the language barrier may be a problem. But the you'd get the "mapped out script" from any call center even if it's from America...
I had two people who work for U-Verse tell me their product sucked (in a roundabout way of course). hahaha
Well, I don't know waht kind of company U-Verse is, but I've never experienced a Customer Service rep telling me their company's product sucked. Most companies have a recorded system where they record customer service calls. I doubt most reps want to say their product sucks!
Well, I don't know waht kind of company U-Verse is, but I've never experienced a Customer Service rep telling me their company's product sucked. Most companies have a recorded system where they record customer service calls. I doubt most reps want to say their product sucks!
U-Verse is the AT&T cable system. Sort of their answer to VIOS.
They got off to a rough start.
It can be pretty rough. When they are giving you instructins on what to type, the letters B, P, D, E, G, C, T, V, Z all sound the same.
"pleese type cee dee slash bee"
ugh. no amount of manners or positivity can make up for not being able to effectivey communicate with a customer service rep.
I call from a rep like that today in the morning. She was sweet and trying to do the best she could. I had to hang up because she called me at work. I have no idea how they got that number. I was mad, but polite. I don't like when I can't understand them. I am sure they can't understand me. Its very frustrating at times.
It drives me nuts. I called dell a couple of times when I had my pc under warranty and it was screwing up.
" Hisirthisisdellcustomersupportisthistherightphonen umberwhoamispeakingwith?"
"Yes I have a problem with.."
"Okisirwhatisthenatureoftheproblemwiththecomputer? "
"The hard drive has died I need a new one"
"Sircanyoureadathezrealnumberfromthebackofyour pc?"
Give him the serial
"Oksirnowwhatagainisthenatureofyourproblem"
"What?"
"yourcomputerwhatisitsproblemthatyouarecallingabou t?"
"...What?"
"yourproblemsir"
About theres when I got a new problem.
Many of them need to slow down their damn English, especially when its not clear to begin with.
Not only is the service a problem, but India does not have the information privacy laws that Australia/US/etc has which means your personal information is vulnerable.
I'm all for governments regulating call centres and requiring them to be based in-country due to information privacy concerns.
Well said. It really stuns me this issue doesn't get more attention.
When I signed up for SIRIUS I hung up when activating my radio when they asked for my CC number to set up my account. I called back about 10 times until I got an American....
unless it was a Indian with an "ethnic urban youth" accent...
Well, I don't know waht kind of company U-Verse is, but I've never experienced a Customer Service rep telling me their company's product sucked. Most companies have a recorded system where they record customer service calls. I doubt most reps want to say their product sucks!
Well i've had a Toyota Service Tech tell me that other than the Toyotas Engine the rest of the car is a peice of ...
and i'd like to go on record and state TOSHIBA can go to and kiss my ass...
screw their customer service. Never ever ever purchase a damn laptop from them if you ever ever want decent customer service.
My rant is done
My company is making us field reps buy new computers through Dell. The company is paying most of the bill. We can pay extra with our own money to add programs, increase memory, etc. The company is also paying for a 2 year service warranty.
But Dell is also offering this nice extra for $75: a guarantee that if you need service you will speak to someone in the USA and speak to them within 2 minutes.
Incredible that Dell wants to charge for basic good service.
I was just reading an article in BusinessWeek that might be helpful to some of you fet up with the customer service you are receiving. Let me know if you are unable to access the site and I will copy over the article.
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine...dex_best+of+bw
The way I've had it explained to me is that all phone calls are recorded and.or monitored in some way through customer service or telemarketing manners, if done correctly (obviously). So they can pull up a phone call at anytime, if a phone call was particularly good, bad, we need to listen to it for some reason.Well, I don't know waht kind of company U-Verse is, but I've never experienced a Customer Service rep telling me their company's product sucked. Most companies have a recorded system where they record customer service calls. I doubt most reps want to say their product sucks!
people from india give real indians a bad name
I hope USAA EMPLOYEE does not read this thread.
He might throw some hot curry on the next American he talks with.
I used to be a manager at a call center and we randomly recorded phone calls. Like 1 out of 100. Rarely went back to listen to them and they were almost all recorded over within 2 months.
Unless we specifically wanted to record someone.
If you're dealing with (ahem) AMERICAN Express Customer Service (allegedly), the magic phrase is "I'm sorry, I can't understand you". You'll have to repeat it several times, But eventually "Fred" will forward your call to someone who sprechenzes Ingles.
Not that English is always all that helpful. Yesterday I had to call Sirius because they were trying to bill me again for a second tuner that I activated (and paid for) three months ago. The guy I got on the phone sounded like he stepped out of a Lil' Jon video...
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