(Also heavy language barrier) M- Me C- Customer
M: May I have the address of the location where we are having the issue?
C: I don’t know.
M: Is this the billing address?
C: Sure you can check there.
M: Is this where you have been having the issue?
C: No, at my job.
M: Okay, may I have that address please?
C: I don’t have it. I’m at heeeooofshinlbcktxs (basically I couldn’t understand a word regarding his location)
M: Okay, sir, I wasn’t able to understand that location, would you be able to provide a street address?
C: No, just look at my home address.
M: Well, you had mentioned there wasn’t an issue there.
C: That’s right, but I work about 30 minutes away from there so just look at that.
M: Unfortunately, that location isn’t experiencing service issues, so that wouldn’t be an accurate place for us to try to pinpoint the cause of the outage or problem.
C: I don’t care, I just want it fixed!
M: And I totally understand that, sir, but if we don’t know where it’s happening, then we don’t know if there is an outage, or maybe a tower is affected by weather, or possibly we simply don’t have service there. Another factor may be large buildings or geographical obstructions.
C: And you can’t tell that if I tell you the city I’m in?? I’m in heeeooofshinlbcktxs.
M: No, sir. One part of the city may be perfectly fine, while the part of town you’re in may have service issues. And honestly, I’m having a difficult time understanding where you’re located.
This continued for eleven minutes without a single shred of information being given as to where this person was.
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