Rajiv Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 http://www.techcomedy.com/calls/ghetto_boy1.mp3 :haha::haha: http://www.techcomedy.com/calls/ghetto_boy2.mp3
nikred Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 I never understood why some Indians have the urge to forcefully use abusive language when they call any call centre. I know some guys who think its a norm to use abusive language to get work done by a representative. :dontknow:
Ram Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 That was effin disgusting! How dare that guy use such foul language with the representative! P.S; I dont know if this was real or staged, but the guy's a Malayali.
Ram Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 I never understood why some Indians have the urge to forcefully use abusive language when they call any call centre. I know some guys who think its a norm to use abusive language to get work done by a representative. :dontknow: Huh? I have not come across even single person who 'forcefully use abuse language' when they call any call centre or think 'its the norm to abusive language to get work done by a representative'.
nikred Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 Huh? I have not come across even single person who 'forcefully use abuse language' when they call any call centre or think 'its the norm to abusive language to get work done by a representative'. Then I am moving around with the wrong type of people. :(( I am guilty of grossly generalizing, it actually reminded of 2-3 people I came across who 'forcefully used abusive language' and I lost my rationality and attacked their nationality. :P
Rajiv Posted July 2, 2009 Author Posted July 2, 2009 It's obviously staged. Not funny at all That was effin disgusting! How dare that guy use such foul language with the representative! P.S; I dont know if this was real or staged, but the guy's a Malayali. Huh? I have not come across even single person who 'forcefully use abuse language' when they call any call centre or think 'its the norm to abusive language to get work done by a representative'. Its not staged, and I can tell u for sure these types of calls are common
Ram Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 Then I am moving around with the wrong type of people. :(( I am guilty of grossly generalizing, it actually reminded of 2-3 people I came across who 'forcefully used abusive language' and I lost my rationality and attacked their nationality. :P Don’t EVER generalize if you cannot substantiate it coz, somewhere, someone could be reading your posts and forming misinformed opinions. :P
Ram Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 Then I am moving around with the wrong type of people. :(( I am guilty of grossly generalizing, it actually reminded of 2-3 people I came across who 'forcefully used abusive language' and I lost my rationality and attacked their nationality. :P Don’t EVER generalize if you cannot substantiate it coz, somewhere, someone could be reading your posts and forming misinformed opinions. :P
Ram Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 Its not staged' date=' and I can tell u for sure these types of calls are common[/quote'] I don’t think you can call these common. I certainly haven’t come across any Indian who uses such filthy language and I’d like to know if anyone here (apart from nikred) have.
The Outsider Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 Haven't heard the above clips yet(am at work), but I've let it fly on a couple of occasions.
Rajiv Posted July 2, 2009 Author Posted July 2, 2009 I don’t think you can call these common. I certainly haven’t come across any Indian who uses such filthy language and I’d like to know if anyone here (apart from nikred) have. ..this was one was extreme, but it wasn't staged
DomainK Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 I have never abused someone from a call center through I have screamed at them so many times. But they do irritate you so many times. Whenever I call the Airtel helpline with a GPRS problem, I feel like abusing the hell out of those dumb girls. I start by telling them in clear terms what the problem is and they start asking "Sir, is the cable connected to your cell?" "Yes." "Sir, is the other end of the cable connected to your computer?" And I think "Don't waste my time you *****." Aloud I would tell her that cables are connected, the modem is showing, the drivers are in place, the software is working. I also give them the error number if there is one." Then the ***** would say "Sir, can please click on start. Now click on control panel. Now click on phone and modem options. Now please click on the modems tab. Now tell me if you see the airtel modem there." You *****, did I not tell you that the modem is there. If at all you had to ask, you could have asked me if the modem was showing? Aloud I explain the entire problem again in detail and then she would ask me to make sure that the phone is switched on.:wall:
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