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To: benjaminjjones
A few years ago I installed the brand new .Net Server.  When the install was done it required an activation code.  I called the number that was printed on the splash screen.  The person of Indian descent kept giving me a code that wouldn't work.  After a few tries he realized he was giving me the code for Win XP Developer.

He went on to inform me that he didn't have a code for .Net and was confused as to why MS had put that phone number on the screen.  He promised he would get me a working code and call me back within the hour.  After a few days I got sick of waiting and put Win 2000 Server back in.  This was about 3 years ago and I am still waiting.

Oh wait, you said a positive experience ... never mind.

98 posted on 09/07/2005 8:30:23 PM PDT by softwarecreator (Facts are to liberals as holy water is to vampires.)
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To: softwarecreator
Oh wait, you said a positive experience ... never mind.

LOL.

Actually I said "relate one positive experience".

It was three days since I posted that and forgotten what it was all about. I thought you were making fun of me.

Never mind, good story. I've had similar experiences.

When a company outsources human interfaces like Help Desk or Tech Support overseas, sell your stock, you know the owners are.

Outsourcing, no matter how good the recipe book is, just doesn't work for me.

I've worked in an all-Indian company here in the States and they're a whole other culture, one which, in my opinion, doesn't have any moral values.

Besides there's the whole communication problem. I speak 1-1/2 foreign languages, but Indian english is a dialect once removed from American English.

102 posted on 09/07/2005 9:36:15 PM PDT by benjaminjjones
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