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celestine Jan 4th 2011 9:51 pm

Telefonica Movistar
 
Does anyone have a phone line or email for the above relating to problems with the above company. Keep getting cut off when requesting an English speaking customer service rep. :confused:

snikpoh Jan 4th 2011 11:32 pm

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 

Originally Posted by celestine (Post 9078775)
Does anyone have a phone line or email for the above relating to problems with the above company. Keep getting cut off when requesting an English speaking customer service rep. :confused:

1004 is your only bet really.

You may be lucky and find someone in the movistar shop who is willing to call them on your behalf but they aren't supposed to do that.

Chiclanagir Jan 5th 2011 12:57 am

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 
I find you usually get through all right if you ring mid afternoon say about 3pm. Don´t usually have a problem but even when you do speak to someone they are not very interested.:thumbdown:

Fred James Jan 5th 2011 2:34 am

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 
I needed to talk to them a couple of times this week.

When you get the recorded message just say Ingles and it usually then either goes straight to an English speaking operator or comes up with some options - keying 1 will connect you to an English speaking operator.

That said, they are just as useless, annoying, bloody minded and unhelpful in English!

HBG Jan 5th 2011 6:11 am

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 
I’ll second that, Fred. And if you speak to them in fluent Spanish, they are just as useless, bloody minded, annoying and unhelpful.

adra04778 Jan 5th 2011 6:29 am

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 
I think the majority of operators are French, but what ever they are, I have found them to be extremely unhelpful and rude, regardless if you speak English or Spanish to them, they just continually call you madam and repeat themselves like some sort of tape recording, it is so frustrating :eek:

missile Jan 5th 2011 6:59 pm

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 
Just like BT then :rofl:

megmet Jan 6th 2011 10:07 am

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 

Originally Posted by Fred James (Post 9079366)
I needed to talk to them a couple of times this week.

When you get the recorded message just say Ingles and it usually then either goes straight to an English speaking operator or comes up with some options - keying 1 will connect you to an English speaking operator.

That said, they are just as useless, annoying, bloody minded and unhelpful in English!

That's interesting Fed....I keep on getting calls from Telefonica, when I answer it's a recorded message and the only thing I can make out from it is he says press 1.
Is anyone else having this happen, or know what it's about?
I have been reluctant to press 1 as I didn't know what I would be letting myself in for.

jay01 Jan 6th 2011 9:54 pm

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 
I have tried several times to call Telefonica and ask to speak to an English speaker to be told no one talks English and have the phone put down on me, so now when Telefonica calls me I say "speak English" and put the phone down on them. I did use to try and speak to them in Spanish and explain that my Spanish was basic but try to pootle along but now I tend to be as rude as they are. It is often a race who can put the phone down first :thumbsup:

angiescarr Jan 7th 2011 5:05 am

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 

Originally Posted by Fred James (Post 9079366)
I needed to talk to them a couple of times this week.

When you get the recorded message just say Ingles and it usually then either goes straight to an English speaking operator or comes up with some options - keying 1 will connect you to an English speaking operator.

That said, they are just as useless, annoying, bloody minded and unhelpful in English!

I had one like that once who just kept saying "madam in this case you have to wait" And eventually she put the phone down . So I called straight back and got a really nice one (can't remember if it was a girl or a guy). who sorted the problem straight away! I wish I'd taken the name of the snotty one upfront. People like that should be replaced by someone who wants the job!
I now make it a policy to ask for names whenever I call any company. It also helps you sincerely to thank someone who has been genuinely helpful.

missile Jan 7th 2011 5:09 am

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 
Maybe I am mistaken, but I seem to recall the speak english number was changed to 1002?

lynnxa Jan 7th 2011 6:26 am

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 

Originally Posted by missile (Post 9084539)
Maybe I am mistaken, but I seem to recall the speak english number was changed to 1002?

don't think so


my OH always manages to get an english speaker on 1004



mind you - he has handed me the phone sometimes because he coudn't understand them & we've ended up speaking spanish!!


I wonder if you can phone BT & insist on speaking spanish;)

Fred James Jan 7th 2011 8:00 am

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 

Originally Posted by missile (Post 9084539)
Maybe I am mistaken, but I seem to recall the speak english number was changed to 1002?

No, 1002 is the number to report faults.

snikpoh Jan 7th 2011 8:11 pm

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 

Originally Posted by Fred James (Post 9084868)
No, 1002 is the number to report faults.

... and that must be done in Spanish!

missile Jan 7th 2011 9:04 pm

Re: Telefonica Movistar
 
OK thanks, must be Alt, Alts, Altz, Altzhy, altzheimer's, FFS I got a bad memory :rofl:


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