Posted on 07/05/2006 by ACube2Graphic
Viewed: 479 times
As many companies have already done, credit card companies are increasingly sending their telecommuting jobs to India. My boyfriend has an Aspire Visa, which is well below the limit, and paid on time. He has now for over a year, been pestered by them, up to 5 times a week, from India, trying to sell him on their credit protection plan. First he yelled at them to stop calling, then, in exasperation, said fine, mail him the information to read. They STILL call him, and have NOT mailed anything. Are they not understanding English?!?! WTF? He's even threatened to close the account. I'm going to write a written complaint to the American customer service department telling them how frustrating it is to deal with ppl who don't understand what you're saying, and that we don't want to do business with a company that has sent jobs out of the US! It may be cheaper to have employees over there, but at the expense of losing American customers? I'll never get that card.
just me (07/05/2006)
A good place to start is www.my3cents.com. They're a consumer advocacy site that I found from a link on the home page here. (I think they paid for advertising or something) But they seem to really care about the consumer and people post complaints on the site to warn other people about the bad companies. I had a probem with a car rental company and I put it on there and lots of people commented saying thank you they won't use that company any more. I think we have to stick together.
(1)
Company memo that Belfort Instruments needs to write but never will(6)
Well, almost quit...but not quite there yet...updated(1)
Backstabber(2)
I took the bait and now I feel trapped!!(1)
drunk off my rocker(3)
why you schould not put writing calk on your bosses car.(4) Blog Comments:
Another Advertiser Who Does Not Want Us to Think(7)
Mr. Bad Habits(3)
The Fear Factor(4)
An Uncomfortable Truth?(13)
The Internet? I Can Stop Anytime I Want!(3)
The Business of Change Management and Corporate Propaganda: Part 1(5)
What You're Talkin' About: The Most Recent Comments
Blue Cash® from American Express®
APR: 13.24% Annual Fee: $0
Up to 5% cash back reward; no annual fee; 0% introductory rate.
WorldPerks® Visa® Signature Card
APR: 18.00% Annual Fee: $90
Miles earned can be used with various airline partners; miles do not expire; no pre-set spending limit.
comments (2)
post to digg | 
post to del.icio.us | 
e-mail it
POST A COMMENT
