Hate talking to recordings!

[Tom Earp]

Originally Posted by Kevin

Two ways to get around these systems:

Try pressing "0" to get to an operator. That works a lot of the time.

When you first call, don't hit anything. Sometimes the system assumes you are on a pulse phone and forwards you to a person.

Other than that, call at 3AM.

Good call Kevin, but press the Op. button several times 5-6 at least.

I love the message, please listen as our listing has changed!


Do you want english or spanish, push this button or the next.

Call for help, get New Delhia, India get "Bob", he cannot help so transfers you to England, France, Canada, and maybe USA!

[catiebug]

Tom, I have to ask?

Do you work at a call center in India?

Originally Posted by Tom Earp

Good call Kevin, but press the Op. button several times 5-6 at least.

I love the message, please listen as our listing has changed!


Do you want english or spanish, push this button or the next.

Call for help, get New Delhia, India get "Bob", he cannot help so transfers you to England, France, Canada, and maybe USA!

[DeltAlum]

Companies want to save money by not having real people answering their phones, so they waste a lot of our time.

Drives me nuts.

My time is important.

Good advice from Kevin, though. I hit the "0" button as soon as the recording starts. It works pretty often.

[GeekyPenguin]

I usually take the "para espanol, oprima dos" option and then say "hablas ingles?" to the operator. It works.

[LucyKKG]

Originally Posted by GeekyPenguin

I usually take the "para espanol, oprima dos" option and then say "hablas ingles?" to the operator. It works.

Haha that's awesome!

[Tom Earp]

Originally Posted by catiebug

Tom, I have to ask?

Do you work at a call center in India?

No, in Kansas! DA!