Drunk clients?

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Lifer
Oct 24, 2000
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*phone rings*
me: Good Afternoon, <company name>
woman: Hi is Pete there?
me: No, he is working from home today.
woman: I called his direct line and he didnt answer.
me: He's working from home today, so he's not in the office.
woman: oh ok... Can I talk to Jim?
me: This is Jim.
woman: ok.
me: .... hello?
woman: Yes, Jim please?
me: this is.
woman: great.
:confused:
me: how can I help you?
woman: I'm looking for Jim.
me: This is Jim...
woman: Oh ok... This is.... <conversation finally starts, asking a support quesiton which I've already told her in the past to email in to our support email address to be helped. She is a "important" client who doesnt listen to our policies and drinks a lot.>
 

Zysoclaplem

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Jim? Jim are you there? Jim I needed to tell you something...Jim I....*baaaarrrfff*
I'm sorry Jim, I thre....*bbaaarrrfff*
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Lifer
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She's called back 4 times now... the latest one has nothing to do with our product.

woman: I clicked on a link to a pdf, and when it asked me what I wanted to open it with, I picked office.

Oh, and she's on a Mac too.

Originally posted by: AdamSnow
Seems like she's STUPID not drunk.
winnar.

 

revnja

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Haha, she couldn't open a PDF on a Mac? I feel your pain though. It seems like the biggest clients (im a webdesigner/graphic artist), always have the dumbest staff to work with you. You'd like to say "Get lost, drunkie and stop calling", but you can't because you know you need that green... Dilemma.