Originally posted by Moldy CrowThat's right. I heard it on NPR. They called and he said, in a really
I think I heard that guy , he's a riot ! The one I remember is the carpet cleaners . He kept asking them if they could get blood out because there was blood spattered everywhere . Then I think he asked if they would dispose of a lumpy rolled up rug for him .
desparate voice, 'Sure. Sure. I'll buy whatever you have, but only
if you can sell me something that will get human blood stains out
of the carpet. Like, big stains, not tiny drops.'
You could hear the telemarketer totally crap his pants on the other
line. He sells a CD of them. I can't remember the details though...
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Originally posted by arrakisThat's not right. Going by the call centre where I worked in Oz. Basically, you get the 'dead line' nothingness because the telemarketer clicks on next, then the computer autodialled, and when the phone got answered, the telemarketer's phone rang. So basically the dead line is the time between u answering and the telemarketer picking up on his/her end.
The reason when you answer a phone call saying "Hello" and they don't answer is because their computer waits until it can determine that you are really there!
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