Others to follow suit? #
Posted Monday 25th June 2007 10:59 GMT
Do you think other companies will pick up on this great idea and start opening English speaking call centers for English speaking customers? ;-)
Posted Monday 25th June 2007 10:59 GMT
Do you think other companies will pick up on this great idea and start opening English speaking call centers for English speaking customers? ;-)
Posted Monday 25th June 2007 12:59 GMT
Seeing as PlusNet can't even run the English side of their operation properly, you'd think maybe they'd try to sort that out first.
Posted Monday 25th June 2007 12:59 GMT
Will they still get the same shitty customer service we English speaking people do??
I wonder how many languages they can translate "f**k you, it's not our problem" into??
Posted Monday 25th June 2007 13:40 GMT
I wonder what the Polish is for "Oh dear we seem to have had a security breach!!"?
Posted Monday 25th June 2007 13:40 GMT
Understandable - a nice way to hook in to a market. Not exactly the best way to encourage communities to integrate or learn the language properly though.
Posted Monday 25th June 2007 13:40 GMT
I thought the idea with immigrants was 'integration not segregation'.
If the Poles think our country is so great and really want to come over and live here, why don't they learn English?
Posted Monday 25th June 2007 13:40 GMT
So a British ISP will give Polish, but not Welsh? The Welsh are forced to learn English, the Polish should be forced to learn Welsh!
Posted Monday 25th June 2007 14:13 GMT
...by a process of reverse discrimination. Not enought Polish speakers in India to man the call centres!
Posted Monday 25th June 2007 20:26 GMT
great...
Posted Tuesday 26th June 2007 11:03 GMT
If the Polish customer service I've experienced in Warsaw and Gdansk was anything to go by, I think they'll come back to an English service pretty quickly.
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