Reply to: vodafones indian call centre ...

[Xenophon]

I blame the dirty spekulants?

[Jeebo72]

Maybe i was just talking to an indian in a uk call centre..

[Peoplesoft bloke]

I moved to 3 from Vodafone. 3g coverage is much better than I had with Voda. I always spoke to UK folk with Voda and they were tulipe. 3 has an Indian call centre which has always been staffed by helpful polite and knowledgable folk. When I was leaving Vodafone I had to call them repeatedly to get the code to transfer my number, and I was stalked by an agressive Mancunian for days calling me trying to stop me leaving, all of which reinforced my opinion that I was doing the right thing.

[Jeebo72]

Traitor!

I know! I only left them cos they p1ssed me off when I worked for them. They have the last laugh I guess

[Amiga500]

Looks like it's back to Orange for me. Actually they were always very good, shouldn't have left

Traitor!

[Jeebo72]

Looks like it's back to Orange for me. Actually they were always very good, shouldn't have left

[Amiga500]

very bad

I was quite happy with O2 but had to change to voda for that reason

From my experience O2 have some problems with internet accounts (messy registration process, weird menus, lack of details), but at least they are not trying to add hidden charges all the time like Vodafone.

Orange is fine too ..

Is that Chesney Hawkes as your avvy?

[Jeebo72]

[QUOTE=minestrone;1088437]If you want to take your 90% Chinese built phone to another another network because your current one hires Indians at 50 pence an hour and you had to speak to one for 5 minutes you do that.

...pointless drivel ...[QUOTE]

And I will. It's called freedom of choice. My choice. Not some t0ssers who I don't know and don't care about. Many many thank yous.

[Menelaus]

You callin' wor netwhork a puff? How do yer like yer teeth?

Nah mutha', ah divvent, like

[the_duderama]

Collections department, run by Biffa Bacon

You callin' wor netwhork a puff? How do yer like yer teeth?

[cailin maith]

No idea sweety, they all sound the same to me

[Olly]

I presume you mean Northern Ireland?

Ireland isn't part of the UK.

No idea sweety, they all sound the same to me

[cailin maith]

I'm with Vodafone and whenever I've called I've got through to UK based centres, Ireland usually. Fairly polite and competent, nothing special though.

I wrote to them by email though and it was handled by Indians. I could barely understand their reply and they stuffed up a very very simple request by misinterpreting my note.

Still, ended up them crediting my account with 25 quid because they got the whole thing ass about face so all in all quite happy

Was truly truly amazed how they got something so simple so mixed up.

Sod Chinese whispers, the game should be called Indian emails.

I presume you mean Northern Ireland?

Ireland isn't part of the UK.

[Lumiere]

Most people seem to like them. What's the coverage like for remote areas, like scottish highlands etc?

very bad

I was quite happy with O2 but had to change to voda for that reason

From my experience O2 have some problems with internet accounts (messy registration process, weird menus, lack of details), but at least they are not trying to add hidden charges all the time like Vodafone.

Orange is fine too ..

[Olly]

I'm with Vodafone and whenever I've called I've got through to UK based centres, Ireland usually. Fairly polite and competent, nothing special though.

I wrote to them by email though and it was handled by Indians. I could barely understand their reply and they stuffed up a very very simple request by misinterpreting my note.

Still, ended up them crediting my account with 25 quid because they got the whole thing ass about face so all in all quite happy

Was truly truly amazed how they got something so simple so mixed up.

Sod Chinese whispers, the game should be called Indian emails.