"Rachel" from bulldog

PMSL "Rachel" called from bulldog broadband , she had a lovely indian
accent and despite the fact that i insisted she was called rachel she
carried on, the line she called from was appauling and kep cutting out yet i
let the poor lamd bang on about how great bulldog broadband were, naturally
i didnt tell her what i knew , in the end i just put the particular landline
she was calling on on the desk and left her to it, you could still here her
jabbering on about it and eventually the line went dead, upon plcing the
phone back on hook, off it goes again with Robert" from bulldog again , i
couldnt beleive it same company , same call, 2 english names when they were
clearly not and 2 calls all in the space of a few minutes .

The whole sorry affair is laughable really, i feel so sorry for them ,
theyre only doing a job,getting paid peanuts in terms of the local wages and
the poor cow must have been so upset at not getting any sale

Awwwww i think ill have to start a redundant "bulldog" im in the uk when im
not really,im actually in India fund to help them out with their already
meagre wages.

The thing is if bulldog actually used uk sales teams /call centres for sales
then perhpas they would actually get more customers.

:-)

"UKHierarchy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> PMSL "Rachel" called from bulldog broadband , she had a lovely
indian
> accent and despite the fact that i insisted she was called rachel she
> carried on,

She said she was Rachel, and you told her she was called Rachel?

sorry typo , i meant to say she clearly wasnt called rachelas she had a very
deep "indian" accent?

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"UKHierarchy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> PMSL "Rachel" called from bulldog broadband , she had a lovely indian
> accent and despite the fact that i insisted she was called rachel she
> carried on, the line she called from was appauling and kep cutting out yet
> i let the poor lamd bang on about how great bulldog broadband were,
> naturally i didnt tell her what i knew , in the end i just put the
> particular landline she was calling on on the desk and left her to it, you
> could still here her jabbering on about it and eventually the line went
> dead, upon plcing the phone back on hook, off it goes again with Robert"
> from bulldog again , i couldnt beleive it same company , same call, 2
> english names when they were clearly not and 2 calls all in the space of a
> few minutes .
>
>Terrible. Those Indians. Haven't got a clue about English spelling and
>grammar.

Ken Wheatley wrote:
> "UKHierarchy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:wL_Re.4858$(E-Mail Removed)...
>
>>PMSL "Rachel" called from bulldog broadband , she had a lovely indian
>>accent and despite the fact that i insisted she was called rachel she
>>carried on, the line she called from was appauling and kep cutting out yet
>>i let the poor lamd bang on about how great bulldog broadband were,
>>naturally i didnt tell her what i knew , in the end i just put the
>>particular landline she was calling on on the desk and left her to it, you
>>could still here her jabbering on about it and eventually the line went
>>dead, upon plcing the phone back on hook, off it goes again with Robert"
>>from bulldog again , i couldnt beleive it same company , same call, 2
>>english names when they were clearly not and 2 calls all in the space of a
>>few minutes .
>>
>>Terrible. Those Indians. Haven't got a clue about English spelling and
>>grammar.


But I suspect that they use upper case when necessary, don't put spaces
before commas, and don't use long sentences. <g?
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Stronsay, Orkney
<www.stronsay.co.uk/claremont>

I guess thats a dig at me pal, well at least i live in a major city and not
some far away ireland where everyones a bit weird and have beirds now isnt
it?

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Mr T wrote:
> I guess thats a dig at me pal, well at least i live in a major city
> and not some far away ireland where everyones a bit weird and have
> beirds now isnt it?
>
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Ireland isn't that far away.
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Mobile phone 07976 123278
ICQ 136-987-925

Now ireland is beautiful,well most of it lol

ps beware about posting mobile numbers in forums like this,spammers love to
get hold of them.
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Mr T wrote:
> Now ireland is beautiful,well most of it lol
>
> ps beware about posting mobile numbers in forums like this,spammers
> love to get hold of them.
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Well they haven't for the last 2 years
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"huLLy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> Well they haven't for the last 2 years

Fair enough then but i once made this mistake, allbeit not with my
"personal" number and i had all manner of pond life,sales calls and weirdos
texting and phoning, it was fun but got boring after a while, it was an
anonymous number anyway so i just junked it and used one of my many others t
my disposal.


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