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kins83 wrote:
This could be an opportunity to push for some sort of compensation. Give them a load of shit, they'll be a (probably quite sizeable) difference between the interest rates, so push for that difference and then some. Terms & Conditions: Only go through with this if you don't bank with HSBC or any of it's group members.

this I will be doing, just another company I've got to mouth off at. tho I bank with Natwest so I will be spending the next week or so reading all the small print.

Gena, the man's an idiot.

getting up on a beautiful monday morning to go and sit in an office looking at the beautiful weather.

And COLD COLD water for shower- have had whole block of flats hot water redone- was fine before but now tehre is not hot water to shower- so infuriating and they did a terrible job with loads of bait pipes right outside the door and shit.

I came to work.

drksteppa wrote:this was broughten up upon another thread so, I would have to say, gas prices. if, i didnt say it, im sayin it now.

don't complain untill you pay brittish prices

fuagofire wrote:

drksteppa wrote:this was broughten up upon another thread so, I would have to say, gas prices. if, i didnt say it, im sayin it now.

don't complain untill you pay brittish prices

superfluous letters ahoy!

Having to migrate from Lotus Notes to MS Outlook for my work email program

Colleagues who think they are superior to the people working in the call centre - a fucking hard job.

me


grrrrrr

dr ddd wrote:me


grrrrrr

I know that feeling. Stay cool, ddd.

Me too, services people getting NUTHING, but we run this 5h1t

pdomino wrote:Me too, services people getting NUTHING, but we run this 5h1t

I always give call centre people respect. A smile down the phone could be the difference between them being nice and me 'accidentally' getting cut off from some sort of utilities supplier.

Wub wrote:

pdomino wrote:Me too, services people getting NUTHING, but we run this 5h1t

I always give call centre people respect. A smile down the phone could be the difference between them being nice and me 'accidentally' getting cut off from some sort of utilities supplier.

It's jokes the number of people that assume that, because you work in a call centre, you're an idiot. I used to work in the call centre here, and for every 10 patronising stnuc thqat you'd speak to, you'd speak to one or two polite and understanding people that would restore your faith in humanity. That said, I'm glad to have escaped.

waking up


but that kinda happens everyday.

It would be great if you didnt.


IM ONLY KIDDING MATE, LOVE UU'Z

kins83 wrote:

Wub wrote:

pdomino wrote:Me too, services people getting NUTHING, but we run this 5h1t

I always give call centre people respect. A smile down the phone could be the difference between them being nice and me 'accidentally' getting cut off from some sort of utilities supplier.

It's jokes the number of people that assume that, because you work in a call centre, you're an idiot. I used to work in the call centre here, and for every 10 patronising stnuc thqat you'd speak to, you'd speak to one or two polite and understanding people that would restore your faith in humanity. That said, I'm glad to have escaped.

I work in a call centre, I am still a tnuc down the phone to other call centres. then I am a tnuc to most people. not nasty or talking to them like their idiots, tho a lot are, but just being very stubbern

eLBe wrote:

kins83 wrote:

Wub wrote:

pdomino wrote:Me too, services people getting NUTHING, but we run this 5h1t

I always give call centre people respect. A smile down the phone could be the difference between them being nice and me 'accidentally' getting cut off from some sort of utilities supplier.

It's jokes the number of people that assume that, because you work in a call centre, you're an idiot. I used to work in the call centre here, and for every 10 patronising stnuc thqat you'd speak to, you'd speak to one or two polite and understanding people that would restore your faith in humanity. That said, I'm glad to have escaped.

I work in a call centre, I am still a tnuc down the phone to other call centres. then I am a tnuc to most people. not nasty or talking to them like their idiots, tho a lot are, but just being very stubbern

But do you not think that if you treat people with a bit of decency and respect then they'll be a lot more inclined to actually help you?

nope, that is not the issue, they are there to help, they get paid for it, I get paid for it, taking shit down the phone is part of the job. also most the time the person you are speaking to can do fuck all anyway so bein a tnuc is more likly to get me passed over to someone who can do what I want them to.

kins83 wrote:

Wub wrote:

pdomino wrote:Me too, services people getting NUTHING, but we run this 5h1t

I always give call centre people respect. A smile down the phone could be the difference between them being nice and me 'accidentally' getting cut off from some sort of utilities supplier.

It's jokes the number of people that assume that, because you work in a call centre, you're an idiot. I used to work in the call centre here, and for every 10 patronising stnuc thqat you'd speak to, you'd speak to one or two polite and understanding people that would restore your faith in humanity. That said, I'm glad to have escaped.

I've done call centre work, in and out bound, plus call centre management for a while too. It does indeed suck balls, and I swore I'd never be mean to a cold caller again after leaving there

not having any lunch break cos i got to spend it doing other (annoying) things. also not getting much sleep. also a combination of both the above giving me a horrible little twitch in my left eyelid that wont go away. very annoying