Hey AT& Fu#%ing T Do not ROBOCALL U.S. customers for feedback on service provided by OUTSOURCED JOBS

[omega minimo]

The person who took my call was quite pleasant and almost quite understandable, with the odd cadence of someone quite clearly from and in another country. Before ringing off, the person said, "And thenk youIhopeyouwere quitepleased withmyser vicetoday."

The next day an automated phone call comes from robots at AT&T who want "a few minutes" of my time to ask about the customer service I received.

YOU SOLD OUT THE AMERICAN WORKER AND SCREWED OVER THE ENTIRE NATION AND YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW I LIKED THE FUCKING SERVICE PROVIDED BY THE PEOPLE YOU GAVE AMERICAN JOBS TO?

Maybe just a brief comment on whether I could ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT THE PERSON WAS SAYING?

:rant:

Fucking idiots. How stupid do they think we are?

[Robb]

1. They think we are quite stupid indeed.

Worse, they are correct.

[omega minimo]

2. Smart enough

to hang up on they robot ass.

[Cetacea]

7. They ran an ad during the Olympics with a song about heroin

lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDKYYc0nGeU

[Lasher]

3. Robocalls should be illegal.

Too much potential for abuse. And if the call isn't important enough to be originated by an actual person, it isn't important enough to be directed to my number.

[KILL THE WISE ONE]

4. but they are the only calls i get

they break up the long dull day :cry: :sarcasm:

[Lasher]

6. Post your phone number here.

I'm sure that situation will improve tomorrow.

:D

[omega minimo]

5. There's no real person left in HQ to make the call

:sarcasm: