Asailorshort wrote:i teach college aged students and have 2 teens & a 3 yo, so I generally have quite a bit of patience. However, alllll of that is usually gone within the first couple of minutes when talking to a voice prompted customer 'service' Robot. You know the kind: 'I'm sorry did you say Tracking?' ' Me: 'no, I saI'd return a package.' It usually only takes about 5 minutes before I'm calling the robot bad names and and screaming the same word over and over again. (Ie 'package! I said 'package!' Why can't you understand that, you stupid little @&$&!)
what about you? What are your biggest pet peeves?
Haha, whenever I get a machine of any sort I just pound the "0" button until it says "I think you want to talk to a representative."
Works every time 
jsucool76 wrote:
Asailorshort wrote:i teach college aged students and have 2 teens & a 3 yo, so I generally have quite a bit of patience. However, alllll of that is usually gone within the first couple of minutes when talking to a voice prompted customer 'service' Robot. You know the kind: 'I'm sorry did you say Tracking?' ' Me: 'no, I saI'd return a package.' It usually only takes about 5 minutes before I'm calling the robot bad names and and screaming the same word over and over again. (Ie 'package! I said 'package!' Why can't you understand that, you stupid little @&$&!)
what about you? What are your biggest pet peeves?
Haha, whenever I get a machine of any sort I just pound the "0" button until it says "I think you want to talk to a representative."
Works every time
I started doing this after I read about someone recommending it here on the forums, & it works great, 99% of the time. I don't recall who I was calling the other day, I believe Lane Bryant CC, & it didn't work! It kept saying, "I understand you want to speak to a representative, but I need to know how to direct your call." I was like, are you kidding me???
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