If you knew the laptop is out of warranty and the part number you want , why did you call tech support and not the sales directly?
ArmchairAthlete
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Originally posted by: Chompman
Not quite Conan but something to tide you all over until someone posts it.
Sorta like it
Haha, saw that one on Newgrounds.
Originally posted by: Chompman
Not quite Conan but something to tide you all over until someone posts it.
Sorta like it
HAHHAHA
:laugh:Originally posted by: welst10
Originally posted by: Chompman
Not quite Conan but something to tide you all over until someone posts it.
Sorta like it
HAHHAHA
moshquerade
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you know what is seriously not funny? having to deal with tech support in India in real life. :|
I don't think Indian tech support is bad. How do you know they're Indian anyway? In India, the young generation speaks very convincing British and/or American English, and they take Western names when they talk to you on the phone.
Tech support in India is a top job. They have their pick of college educated candidates, and they take smart people who speak good English.
Here in America, tech support is an almost minimum wage job. If you hear someone talking with an accent, they might be an immigrant right here in the U.S., who has taken a job that Americans don't want to do.
Then again, often times you get someone who speaks Ebonics, or a Southern hick of James Carville proportions whose English is very hard to decipher.
Tech support in India is a top job. They have their pick of college educated candidates, and they take smart people who speak good English.
Here in America, tech support is an almost minimum wage job. If you hear someone talking with an accent, they might be an immigrant right here in the U.S., who has taken a job that Americans don't want to do.
Then again, often times you get someone who speaks Ebonics, or a Southern hick of James Carville proportions whose English is very hard to decipher.
moshquerade
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you don't think Indian tech support is bad? obviously you haven't had to rely on them.Originally posted by: Garuda
I don't think Indian tech support is bad. How do you know they're Indian anyway? In India, the young generation speaks very convincing British and/or American English, and they take Western names when they talk to you on the phone.
Tech support in India is a top job. They have their pick of college educated candidates, and they take smart people who speak good English.
Here in America, tech support is an almost minimum wage job. If you hear someone talking with an accent, they might be an immigrant right here in the U.S., who has taken a job that Americans don't want to do.
Then again, often times you get someone who speaks Ebonics, or a Southern hick of James Carville proportions whose English is very hard to decipher.
the 3 techs i have spoken to had such thick accents i couldn't understand them, and one guy got annoyed with me because i had to make him repeat himself so often.
how do i know they were in India? i asked. one woman and i even talked about the weather there (in India) while we were waiting for something to load.
Originally posted by: moshquerade
you don't think Indian tech support is bad? obviously you haven't had to rely on them.Originally posted by: Garuda
I don't think Indian tech support is bad. How do you know they're Indian anyway? In India, the young generation speaks very convincing British and/or American English, and they take Western names when they talk to you on the phone.
Tech support in India is a top job. They have their pick of college educated candidates, and they take smart people who speak good English.
Here in America, tech support is an almost minimum wage job. If you hear someone talking with an accent, they might be an immigrant right here in the U.S., who has taken a job that Americans don't want to do.
Then again, often times you get someone who speaks Ebonics, or a Southern hick of James Carville proportions whose English is very hard to decipher.
the 3 techs i have spoken to had such thick accents i couldn't understand them, and one guy got annoyed with me because i had to make him repeat himself so often.
how do i know they were in India? i asked. one woman and i even talked about the weather there (in India) while we were waiting for something to load.
hahaha. see the video clip a few posts above. They talked about weather too.
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