> Subject: [JA] India Customer Service > From: Matt Bahls <downloader5@xxxxxxxx> MB> So the next time you call CS for anything, > chances are getting greater and greater that you > may be talking to somebody half a world away. Chances are getting greater and greater that we free riders will be talking to nobody at all. Even with the low wages that prevail in Hyderabad, the city in south central India where UOL does more work than in any single office in the USA, the company doesn't want to pay someone to talk to us. Accmail's original job was to use free E-mail to do, with some difficulty, tasks that would ordinarily be done by Web, mainly file downloads. Now its job is to replace those friendly, industrious people on the phone in India who have learned to speak in a Chicago accent about Juno 5 (they never heard of 1.49). Even they don't work cheaper than Accmail. To unsubscribe, send a message to listar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe juno_accmail" in the body or subject. OR visit http://freelists.dhs.org ~*~