While drinking coffee and reading the newspapers this morning, the telephone rings (who calls before 9 a.m. on the weekend anyway?) and it's one of those automated customer service messages reminding me that I haven't paid by Rogers bill yet. The weird thing is the computerized voice had an Australian accent!
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Rogers' Down Under Customer Service
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Mark Evans
on Sat 02 Dec 2006 09:05 AM EST | Permanent Link
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Re: Rogers' Down Under Customer Service
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Shaun Rotman
on Sat 02 Dec 2006 12:23 PM EST | Permanent Link
i havent had any 9am calls. but i HAVE had calls once a week for the last 2 months from an automated rogers video service where a woman with an english accent tells me i have videos overdue!
and here's the kicker... im not a customer of rogers video! try explaining to rogers wireless every month u want credit for daytime calls from their video rental division for making false calls to you. Re: Rogers' Down Under Customer Service
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Anonymous
on Mon 04 Dec 2006 02:37 AM EST | Permanent Link
This is so dangerous. So lets say I am an evil hacker and I get my asterisk box to phone random people in Canada and pretend to be Roger's looking for billing payments. Press #1 to pay by credit card...
Re: Rogers' Down Under Customer Service
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lickedcat
on Mon 04 Dec 2006 05:17 PM EST | Permanent Link
I hate those calls, I've been paying my bill for 4 years and I miss 1 payment by a couple of weeks and they call me asking when I'm paying up like they are my broker on a margin call. sheesh, give me a break.
Re: Rogers' Down Under Customer Service
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Gillian
on Tue 05 Dec 2006 09:19 PM EST | Permanent Link
I've had the very same thing happen. To add insult, when I called the 1-888 number to make a payment, I got caught in an interminable v-mail loop. (You know, no menu option that corresponds to what you want to do, and every time I selected the nearest option, I'd end up where I started two selections later. These systems NEVER have the ability to zero-out to a live person...) In the end I had to find another number for Rogers and get through to a real person that way. Yikes!
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