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How long were they afloat? Theyâre looking pretty shaggy by the end.I wonder how they survived that long with no provisions? Cartoon physics, I guess.
and a lot of other businesses. I detest it when I have to deal with someone that I canât understand, and hear family noises in the background. HATE it!!
âŠand weâll double your order AND give you free shipping (or âprocessingâ, whatever that means) if you can guess the mother tongue of our ânext availableâ customer service representative. Hurry! This offer only lasts for the next 10 minutes, or whenever.
Last time I had a problem with ATT, a nice young lady with a very, very strong Indian accent tried her best to communicate with me. I finally had to ask if sheâd switch me to an American, english speaking supervisor. She answered in a very professional way that she would do that, so I know that works. I also read somewhere that itâs ATTâs policy now and is enforced very strongly I might add !
As part of my retail job, I work with one of those customer service lines. In my case however, I grew up with enough people speaking with accents that for the most part I can deal with accents. However, every once in a while, I do need the operator the repeat something as I didnât catch it, especially with numbers.
thatâs funny the blond guy I donât know his name flipped over when the guy with the glasses I forgot his name yelled Weâve discovered India!!!!!!!!!
A couple of times I called support on Comcast (this was a couple of years ago) and was routed to India. The accent wasnât much of a problem. What was a problem is that it was a lot like dealing with a computer. It was like they never went off script. I would ask why the person wanted me to try something, and the person would apologize (which was unnecessary) and go off to a different question. A few minutes later, the person would ask the original question again as if I would have forgotten that I wanted to know why I should try something. On Monday, I called again and this time got through to someone who was helpful.To be fair, except for those 2 times, once I finally got through Comcastâs voice system, the people were very helpful and nice.
el8 about 12 years ago
Please holdâŠ
EarlP2 about 12 years ago
Great strip, great line, and I sure didnât see that coming! lol!
marshalljpeters Premium Member about 12 years ago
How long were they afloat? Theyâre looking pretty shaggy by the end.I wonder how they survived that long with no provisions? Cartoon physics, I guess.
jcomics52 about 12 years ago
They should have Verizon.
DeepLogic about 12 years ago
HA! So true, so true. Iâll bet itâs signed, âBobâ or âRandyâ or âPeggyâ
rnmontgomery about 12 years ago
and a lot of other businesses. I detest it when I have to deal with someone that I canât understand, and hear family noises in the background. HATE it!!
ButWaitCallNow about 12 years ago
âŠand weâll double your order AND give you free shipping (or âprocessingâ, whatever that means) if you can guess the mother tongue of our ânext availableâ customer service representative. Hurry! This offer only lasts for the next 10 minutes, or whenever.
Neat '33 about 12 years ago
Last time I had a problem with ATT, a nice young lady with a very, very strong Indian accent tried her best to communicate with me. I finally had to ask if sheâd switch me to an American, english speaking supervisor. She answered in a very professional way that she would do that, so I know that works. I also read somewhere that itâs ATTâs policy now and is enforced very strongly I might add !
Rickapolis about 12 years ago
âYour message in a bottle is important to usâŠâ
Hunter7 about 12 years ago
I never knew you could ask for a change of voice. wow. I have Bell and tech support is in MontrĂ©al (or somewhere in Quebec). âŠ. I have gotten very good at saying sorry, I don`t understand, please repeat. âŠâŠâŠâŠ âŠâŠâŠâŠ. but sometimes I just say that to hear the nice french accent for a little while longer. ;)
frrykid Premium Member about 12 years ago
As part of my retail job, I work with one of those customer service lines. In my case however, I grew up with enough people speaking with accents that for the most part I can deal with accents. However, every once in a while, I do need the operator the repeat something as I didnât catch it, especially with numbers.
marshalljpeters Premium Member about 12 years ago
I never said it bothered me. Just pointing out something that caught my attention.Cartoon physics can be very entertaining.
mai griffin about 12 years ago
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SMALL LOGS THEY WERE CARRYING UNDER THEIR ARMS?
mai griffin about 12 years ago
Sorry â didnât mean to shout!
AmyGrantfan51774 about 12 years ago
thatâs funny the blond guy I donât know his name flipped over when the guy with the glasses I forgot his name yelled Weâve discovered India!!!!!!!!!
Dr_Fogg about 12 years ago
green, green, yellow?
The Life I Draw Upon about 12 years ago
Good strip today.
krisl73 about 12 years ago
A couple of times I called support on Comcast (this was a couple of years ago) and was routed to India. The accent wasnât much of a problem. What was a problem is that it was a lot like dealing with a computer. It was like they never went off script. I would ask why the person wanted me to try something, and the person would apologize (which was unnecessary) and go off to a different question. A few minutes later, the person would ask the original question again as if I would have forgotten that I wanted to know why I should try something. On Monday, I called again and this time got through to someone who was helpful.To be fair, except for those 2 times, once I finally got through Comcastâs voice system, the people were very helpful and nice.
Marv Premium Member 2 months ago
Clumsy Carpâs hair changed from black to a sandy brown color.