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@Anonymous wrote:
LEL..it has nothing to do with philipinos in general, so take a chill pill please.
@Anonymous wrote:I can understand the concern. To me it has nothing to with the character of one country's citizens as opposed to another. It has to do with the lack of jurisdiction of US authorities in case some of your personal data does get compromised.
@Lel wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
I can understand the concern. To me it has nothing to with the character of one country's citizens as opposed to another. It has to do with the lack of jurisdiction of US authorities in case some of your personal data does get compromised.
cheddar, I agree with you on this. But my quibble is that there was nothing in the original message that indicated that this was the concern. The OP related a negative interaction with TC and generalized it to described Filipinos in general - "they are so poorly trained." The OP implies that Filipinos are untrustworthy - "I do not trust these people." The OP suggests that Filipinos are more prone to corruption - "After a while of working for 4.00 an hour or whatever they make, they will easily be enticed by a 2,000 offer to give someone some information."
I have had trouble with billing and other customer service issues on multiple occasions in the past. In some of these cases, I know that I was patched through to call center in a place beyond our borders. And in some cases, it was not easy to get my problems resolved. But it would have been inappropriate to make general statements about Indians, Pakistanis, Minnesotans, and Texans based on my experiences.
The generalization of a people is no different than Don Imus's recent "what color is he" comment about Pacman Jones.