CID showed Appleton WI. Man identified himself as being from Paychex. He asked to speak with the person who makes final decisions with respect to payroll processing. I transferred him to that person's voicemail. He hung up immediately and called back asking if I had transferred him to the appropriate person, if there was a secondary appropriate person since he had gotten the voicemail of the first and then proceeded to ask me questions that should have been directed to the sole appropriate person that I had transferred him to in the first place. I was not amused and he understood that much at least but still had the gall to ask when a good time to call would be for which my response was to hang-up on him. They had their chances. They blew it. They will never speak with anyone here. Tip to telemarketers: take advantage of the opportunities you are afforded and don't annoy people who answer the phone. You think your job is hard to begin with? See how much harder it will be now.
CID showed local call - subtle click over from robodial to woman who asked to speak with the person who makes final decisions with respect to payroll processing. I transferred her to that person's voicemail. She hung up immediately and called back claiming she was unfortunately transferred to that person's voicemail and asked if they were in. There was nothing unfortunate about it and she should have availed herself of the opportunity to leave a message for that person and if there was a need for that person to return the call, I'm sure they would have. Unfortunately, she didn't take advantage of the chance to leave a voicemail for the appropriate person and make a legitimate business proposal but she preferred to annoy me and waste my time and thus, she got to talk to the air when I put the receiver down on my desk. She hung on for forty-two seconds.
CID showed Appleton WI. Man identified himself as being from Paychex. He asked to speak with the person who makes final decisions with respect to payroll processing. I transferred him to that person's voicemail. He hung up immediately and called back asking if I had transferred him to the appropriate person, if there was a secondary appropriate person since he had gotten the voicemail of the first and then proceeded to ask me questions that should have been directed to the sole appropriate person that I had transferred him to in the first place. I was not amused and he understood that much at least but still had the gall to ask when a good time to call would be for which my response was to hang-up on him. They had their chances. They blew it. They will never speak with anyone here. Tip to telemarketers: take advantage of the opportunities you are afforded and don't annoy people who answer the phone. You think your job is hard to begin with? See how much harder it will be now.