John Carter wrote:
> Any suggestions for humourous voice robot like things for it to say...
I recorded myself saying "Your call centre response time is excessive,
so you have been placed on hold, please wait until I get back", then
left it looping next to the phone...
I also came up with the idea
t: Things that waiting on Telecom's fault line made me think of...
Still trying to get telecom/xtra to fix the broadband line.
Having spent a _lot_ of time listening to "the team is still busy on
previous calls" and piped music. (Still going as I type this...)
My mind starts wandering
John Carter wrote:
Still trying to get telecom/xtra to fix the broadband line.
Having spent a _lot_ of time listening to "the team is still busy on
previous calls" and piped music. (Still going as I type this...)
My mind starts wandering...
About "festival" speech synthesizer and irritating vo
Thats a long time to be on hold, and what say they answer the darned phone
while you are at the post office or keeping the appointment with the
notary?
On Wed, August 29, 2007 11:29 am, Christopher Sawtell wrote:
> The way to get a large corporation to do something is to write a very
> polite, ye
The way to get a large corporation to do something is to write a very
polite, yet firm, letter to the chairman of the board explaining
exactly what the problem it. Hand written on bond notepaper. Send it
by registered, personal delivery post, or courier. Keep a notary
witnessed copy. Repeat after a
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Any suggestions for humourous voice robot like things for it to say...
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Cheers,
Chris
Still trying to get telecom/xtra to fix the broadband line.
Having spent a _lot_ of time listening to "the team is still busy on
previous calls" and piped music. (Still going as I type this...)
My mind starts wandering...
About "festival" speech synthesizer and irritating voice recognition robo
