Originally posted by Doggy Styles
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I don't like it but B2C callcentres in the developing countries is the price we pay for competitive commoditised services. I've been with my ISP for 15 years and I can't be bothered changing ISP, e-mail addresses to change to an ISP which has UK call centres.
The ISP first line people hang up when it is too difficult for them or if when there' a digression from the flowchart. I'd no idea what the first guy was saying, he talked like a machine gun, two others disconnected the call when I asked if they had visibility of the DSLAM.
I'd be a hypocirite if I said the ISP call centre people were taking UK jobs because I interviewed at Thus many years ago but didn't take the job because it was in an industrial estate on the outskirts of Glasgow. I'm more concerned at development and IVV&T work going overseas.
I finally got my ISP-supplied router set up though, with the help of the last guy I spoke with, who spoke very good English. They had sent it out with the wrong config.
At least they don't make up UK sounding first names now. That used to really get on my goat


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