[LINK] Telstra directory "assistance" - IVR - Customer Service
Flop
Howard Lowndes
lannet at lannet.com.au
Wed Feb 25 08:36:13 EST 2004
On Tue, 2004-02-24 at 20:31, Russell Ashdown wrote:
> I am getting sick and tired of the Telstra directory "assistance" IVR
> experiment. I am interested to know if it just me, or are other
> Linkers experiencing this annoyance?
>
> Not once in the (is it) three years of operation of the IVR has it
> been able to find a correct number for me. Each and every time I
> have dialled Telstra's directory "assistance", I have had to speak my
> query to the IVR system and about 99.9% of the time the response is
> "...please hold while you are transferred to an operator". The other
> 00.1% of the time I get "...Say 'yes' if you want xyz..." ( I wanted
> abc ) "...please hold while you are transferred to an operator..."
>
> Once I am connected to an operator, I need to repeat my query one
> again before getting the information I am seeking.
I always use "Call Connect", 12456.
It's probably more expensive, but you do get warmware on the end and it
has been successful for me in most occasions that I have used it, albeit
infrequently.
>
> Russell
>
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