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WARNING Travelocity Customers
Re: WARNING Travelocity Customers
sechumlib wrote:
> On 2007-03-27 02:23:39 -0400, Mike Hunt <postmaster@localhost> said:
>
>> I have no problems with people working in call centers in other
>> countries.
>
> Do you live in this world? The same one I, and the rest of us, live in?
> Or do you just keep your head buried in the sand so no one can see you?
Right. Now, are you going to address the previous poster's point?
--
Craig
sechumlib wrote:
> On 2007-03-27 02:23:39 -0400, Mike Hunt <postmaster@localhost> said:
>
>> I have no problems with people working in call centers in other
>> countries.
>
> Do you live in this world? The same one I, and the rest of us, live in?
> Or do you just keep your head buried in the sand so no one can see you?
Right. Now, are you going to address the previous poster's point?
--
Craig
Re: WARNING Travelocity Customers
Damon101@gmail . com wrote:
> On Mar 25, 6:48 pm, Mike Hunt <postmaster@localhost> wrote:
>>What is all of this nonsense about using digital phone service to India?
>
>
> "The domestic telecommunications infrastructure (in India) is not real
> good," COPC's Moore admits.
> But most of the call centers he's auditing are using fiber-optic cable
> to the United States.
>
> * w w w .copc . com /news/articles/2002/11_01_india_answers.asp
>
> Educate yourself comedian (Mike Hunt):
You are the confused one. Did YOU read the orginal post that started the
thread? I was commenting the OP's comments that the call center used low
qualify digital communications. He was the one insulting the Indians. I
am quite aware of the high quality of communications to call centers in
India.
Damon101@gmail . com wrote:
> On Mar 25, 6:48 pm, Mike Hunt <postmaster@localhost> wrote:
>>What is all of this nonsense about using digital phone service to India?
>
>
> "The domestic telecommunications infrastructure (in India) is not real
> good," COPC's Moore admits.
> But most of the call centers he's auditing are using fiber-optic cable
> to the United States.
>
> * w w w .copc . com /news/articles/2002/11_01_india_answers.asp
>
> Educate yourself comedian (Mike Hunt):
You are the confused one. Did YOU read the orginal post that started the
thread? I was commenting the OP's comments that the call center used low
qualify digital communications. He was the one insulting the Indians. I
am quite aware of the high quality of communications to call centers in
India.
Re: WARNING Michael Voight SPAMMING Newsfroup Customers
"Mike Hunt" aka Michael Voight SPAMS:
> How do you know the cause of the problem was caused by Travelocity, just
> because the hotel blamed it on them?
Y - O - U were the cause of the problem...SPAMMER.
> What is all of this nonsense about using digital phone service to India?
What about you calling Russia all the time to "close" your
"deals"...???
> I suspect you'd just rather not talk to foriegners.
NOPE...he'd rather just not talk to Y - O - U , SPAMMER...
--
Best
Greg
"Mike Hunt" aka Michael Voight SPAMS:
> How do you know the cause of the problem was caused by Travelocity, just
> because the hotel blamed it on them?
Y - O - U were the cause of the problem...SPAMMER.
> What is all of this nonsense about using digital phone service to India?
What about you calling Russia all the time to "close" your
"deals"...???
> I suspect you'd just rather not talk to foriegners.
NOPE...he'd rather just not talk to Y - O - U , SPAMMER...
--
Best
Greg
Re: WARNING Travelocity Customers
On Mar 25, 3:27 pm, janesmith...@yahoo . com wrote:
>
>
>
>
...well it will not be a problem much longer for those two hotels, as
they soon will be extinct!
That type of problem will, most likey, still exist at older hotels and
motels still use tele-fax.
Casino Sells Master Plan
Anthony Curtis
10:00 PM PST on Saturday, February 24, 2007
MGM Mirage has announced its intention to build a master-planned
residential community on 166 acres it owns in Jean, Nev., 25 miles
southwest of the city. The company will close Nevada Landing, one of
Jean's two casinos, on April 18; the Gold Strike Casino, across I-15,
will close "eventually."
Story continues below
The community will feature affordable single-family houses,
condominium and apartment buildings, some of which are earmarked for
MGM Mirage employees. A locals casino will also open in the mixed-use
development; shuttles to jobs in Las Vegas are also planned.
No timeline or costs have been announced for the project.
* w w w .pe . com /columns/curtis/stories/PE Fea Travel D lva225.3e173e6.html
On Mar 25, 3:27 pm, janesmith...@yahoo . com wrote:
>
>
>
>
...well it will not be a problem much longer for those two hotels, as
they soon will be extinct!
That type of problem will, most likey, still exist at older hotels and
motels still use tele-fax.
Casino Sells Master Plan
Anthony Curtis
10:00 PM PST on Saturday, February 24, 2007
MGM Mirage has announced its intention to build a master-planned
residential community on 166 acres it owns in Jean, Nev., 25 miles
southwest of the city. The company will close Nevada Landing, one of
Jean's two casinos, on April 18; the Gold Strike Casino, across I-15,
will close "eventually."
Story continues below
The community will feature affordable single-family houses,
condominium and apartment buildings, some of which are earmarked for
MGM Mirage employees. A locals casino will also open in the mixed-use
development; shuttles to jobs in Las Vegas are also planned.
No timeline or costs have been announced for the project.
* w w w .pe . com /columns/curtis/stories/PE Fea Travel D lva225.3e173e6.html
