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03-19-2007, 07:22 PM
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i'm a serviceman in the electric dept. i'm the bad guy that does cut-offs for non-paymant ! i can atest that people just plain suck! you can only be cused out and threatened so many times in one day or week.
honestly old people are the only ones i go out of may way for anymore.
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03-19-2007, 08:49 PM
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03-20-2007, 04:28 AM
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My wife's debit card number was recently stolen and the person apparently bought a Dell computer with it. I would love to have kept track of how many hours have been spent with the cust. service depts of both Dell and my Bank. At least the bank had English speaking people manning the phones. The bank was actually fairly helpful, once I found the right person. The first two were useless, "sorry you'll have to fill out the proper forms and we'll review them, it'll take a few days, blah blah blah....."
Dell was a whole 'nother story. CS obviously farmed out to another country. After going round and round and round with them, I gave up. Then they started calling multiple times a day asking if the problem was fixed to my satisfaction, each time I said "no", it triggered more phone calls. Finally I told them "yes, I was satisified, stop calling me" and eventually they did. Long story short, my bank account was frozen for four days. Until they could correct it. I felt like I was the bad guy in the whole deal. What's so difficult about refusing a purchase that was pending and closing the account so the pending purchase doesn't go through?
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