Bleeding voice recognition software
#1
I have been shouting into the phone for the past half hour trying to get the voice recognition on the home warranty phone line to understand me. I may be loosing the will......
#2
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My sympathies. Sometimes a very exaggerated John Wayne impression will move you forward, or if not it may eventually get to a person.
#3
I tried an American accent. No joy. I also tried keeping quiet to try and force me through to a human. Unfortunately I have a cough and kept coughing at an inopportune moment. "I'm sorry, I don't understand. Please can you spell that."
My undoing was the landlords name -Ralph. Rarlf, Raarlf, Raarlfff.
My undoing was the landlords name -Ralph. Rarlf, Raarlf, Raarlfff.
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I tried an American accent. No joy. I also tried keeping quiet to try and force me through to a human. Unfortunately I have a cough and kept coughing at an inopportune moment. "I'm sorry, I don't understand. Please can you spell that."
My undoing was the landlords name -Ralph. Rarlf, Raarlf, Raarlfff.
My undoing was the landlords name -Ralph. Rarlf, Raarlf, Raarlfff.
When all else fails either press 0 or keep yelling "live advisor"...eventually you get there
#9
You want to have a go using "On Star"...that is literally hours of amusement.
At least with that one, it doesn't understand people from Maine either
At least with that one, it doesn't understand people from Maine either
#11
My phone was equally useless unless I put on a dreadful American accent. I couldn't even say "Call Nikki" without it acting as if I just farted at it. Luckily I managed to change the setting to British and it worked fine.
It used to be that you could skip the menu systems by just pressing zero a few times and then it would put you through to a real person, but too many people worked that out.
It used to be that you could skip the menu systems by just pressing zero a few times and then it would put you through to a real person, but too many people worked that out.
#14
... hmmmm, I think I've identified the problem - did you try Bengali?.... Punjabi?..... or even Urdu?
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Try that with a 'fake' British accent with an undertone of German in it. If we had a gun in the house I probably would have shot the phone a couple of times by now.




