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that's ok, if he consistently uses a rape alarm in an enclosed space then he'll be deaf long before the call centre workers have any problems
Especially since phones have a limit to how loud they'll go anyway.
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Never been anything but polite to cold callers, even Christians 😉 Politeness costs nothing, is probably quicker than a stream of invective and may put someone doing a fairly miserable job into a slightly better mood. Win win win IMO.
ive done a stint in cold calling but in my defense it was the ONLY work available at the time- i had dependents and i refuse to sign. it is horrible soul destroying work but as mentioned above if your not ready to take the abuse dont do it. the money is good for totally unskilled labour but i will never ever ever do that again.
i will play with them if they call me but i try not to be too offensive (they will usually just pass your number around the room anyway)
happily i now work in an area of outstanding natural beauty restoring listed buildings
For some people it is the easiest or best option of staying off the dole.
"bet you wish you'd stuck in at school now, eh?"
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PMSL!
'No thank you please take me off your list'. Phone down, job done.
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M_F - you cant overtake a car thats doing a reasonable speed in a 30 safely. Therefore you would be charged with either careless or dangerous driving.
This is boooolllocks.
I have successfully defended a charge of exactly this.
That's good to know - I only had my belief (and original driving tuition) to trust on it so it is interesting to know such a silly charge has been successfully defended.
Had a call from one of these the other day, can't remember who it was, I replied with my standard, "Sorry, I'm not interested thankyou",and was met with "B**ger b**ger b**ger off" *click*
Charming.
If the cold caller is female, just ask "What colour knickers are you wearing?"
Usually works...
I once answered the phone to someone asking for my wife.
I told the operator she had just been eaten by a tiger - that seemed to throw him.
When we left college a friend of mine got a job as a cold caller to pay off his debts. His brief - to try and sell sets of massive professional fireworks to old peoples homes. In June.
Being technically Dr Zokes, as opposed to plain old Mr Zokes, I quite like responding to "could I speak to Mr Zokes, please" with a cheery: "I'm sorry, it's Dr Zokes here". For some reason they usually just apologise and hang up!
I usually get the calls for my better half:
Them: "Is Mr AdamW's partner there please?"
Me: "No, he's out."
Them: "Can I speak to Mrs AdamW's partner please?"
Me (in deep voice): "You're speaking to him."
They put the phone down usually after that.
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That's excellent verbal.