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Old 14-11-2011, 02:21   #29
RichardCoulter
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Re: Virgin-media @ New Delhi LIE and DECEIVE us!

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Originally Posted by Digital Fanatic View Post
When I worked on Telewest TV/Telco faults many moons ago, I would always say to the customer that I was on their side and would do my best to get the result they needed/deserved. I'd often go the extra mile to get things sorted, especially around number ports!

If I promised a call-back at 6pm, you got that call-back!
What an excellent customer focussed work ethic

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Originally Posted by Masque View Post
I am the same but that will not matter much in a few months time.
It's not good to hear that your commitment to your job is being rewarded like this

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Originally Posted by Helix View Post
I would agree with this, I phoned up to sign up for a new account and I think it was the Manilla call centre I got as they had a fake American accent. I said I wanted to take TV, Phone and BB but on a 12 month contract. They said it was 18 months only, so I mentioned Sky still do 12 months on bundles and how I would take them up if Virgin didn't give me a 12 month contract. She went and spoke to her Supervisor and came back and said I could have it as a one off special deal if I signed up right that minute, I said I couldn't do that yet as I hadn't found a move in date for my flat and she said when I called back it would definitely be 18 months and they couldn't do the offer for me again.

The next day once I confirmed when I was moving into my flat, I phoned again and this time got through to the UK. Said the same as a did to Manilla, wanted Phone, TV and Broadband on a 12 month contract. Got the response no problem we can do that, and he talked me through signing up. No supervisor required.

Why Manilla couldn't offer me the same without getting a supervisor involved and making it a time sensitive offer I don't know.
Sounds like more lies to pressurise you into signing up.

I have often found Asian businessmen to have less scruples than the average person. What I would refer to as "ripping someone off", they seem to regard as a positive business outcome. I don't know why this is, perhaps it's a cultural thing, but many people I know refuse to do business with them because of this. No doubt the PC brigade would regard them as racist!

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Originally Posted by DABhand View Post
The reason why they hire people from India is simples as Sephiroth's little furry friend would say.

I think you're right, but that it is a false economy (as per my comments above.)
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