Thread: T-Mobil

It's all about money money money. That's all they care about.
Good for you iansmom for standing up and speaking your mind, proud of you.

Good going, iansmom,

glad you're here with us!....

And yeppers, if he had been an employee of mine...you bet he'd be fired.

Could you tell if the call was " recorded for quality assurance'?

Originally Posted by crazybird

Preacher....your in my area.......call them...seriously....you would be surprised at the cold response. I threatned to cancell and it was ....fine...go ahead. Problem is .....we have no choice to fight with!

Why does that not surprise me? American corporations have been counting those latino dollars for decades, while counting on the anchor babies to carry the future torch.

I use Sprint for my cell phone. The few times I've needed to call them I've spoken to someone in Pakistan . I wonder if a cellular service advertised that their staff was located in the U.S. and hired only legal workers if many people would change over if the price and service was reasonably similar.

At my bank's ATM machines, the first thing I see is a message asking me to press "1" for English or "2" for Spanish.

The ridiculous thing is, the "Press 1 for English" message is in both English and Spanish.

Of course, some day we'll all look back on these as being the golden days, after English becomes the second or third option on the menu.

Originally Posted by curiouspat

Could you tell if the call was " recorded for quality assurance'?

Yes it was

Good! If it was, and they don't 'accidently delete' it, then you have proof!

A symptom of the problem we all know exists...but much of America is just waking up to.

That's why we all need to be missionaries and get the facts out and provide opposition to the numerous propaganda machines of the open border lobby.

Ridiculous. I was just thinking of switching to TMobile but
not anymore.

Originally Posted by CountFloyd

At my bank's ATM machines, the first thing I see is a message asking me to press "1" for English or "2" for Spanish.

The ridiculous thing is, the "Press 1 for English" message is in both English and Spanish.

Of course, some day we'll all look back on these as being the golden days, after English becomes the second or third option on the menu.

Real PC geniuses at the bank. Ever wonder who uses those braille keys at the drive up teller machine?