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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy
I don't see a confusion if the person is fluent in English and lives in America.
I do however see a problem if the person's first language is not English and they live in a different country. Since most people not in America, do not have a clue to how America works. They do not comprehend that we have choices.
Want a laugh, I talked to someone in another country that thought all french fries were identical to McDonalds french fries. It took three forum pages to get through to her that those are McDonalds french fries and every restaurant has their own version and may or may not be called french fries. Hint to country: they call their french fries chips and their potato chips crisps.
Little secret: The next time you get caught in the key word loop, just tell them that your accent is having a hard time understanding them and can they please connect you to someone else. If you make them think the problem is you and not them, it gets faster results.
Can I guess you got the "you get this, no choice." Repeatedly.
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None of the reps I spoke to had an accent, and it states in simple English -
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