“Unmasking Deception: How a Simple On-Hold Message Exposed a Scammer’s Downfall!”
Have you ever wondered how a simple “thank you” can turn an ordinary customer service experience into something extraordinary? In a world where politeness often goes unnoticed—like spilt milk on a kitchen floor—it turns out that good manners can be your golden ticket. But, as we dive into this captivating tale from the r/talesfromcallcenters subreddit, prepare to meet a character who thought they could outsmart the system. Spoiler alert: the result is both a cautionary and entertaining saga worthy of a sitcom plot twist! Buckle up; it’s time to explore how one unscrupulous scammer learned that the phone lines might be just a little more robust than they thought. LEARN MORE.
Good manners can get you far, opening doors that might otherwise remain closed.
For example, a courteous tone and a simple please or thank you can inspire call center employees to go above and beyond, even bend the rules to make someone’s day a little brighter.
But as this story from the subreddit r/talesfromcallcenters reveals, not everyone uses politeness for good.
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Scamming food delivery companies, is, unfortunately, a thing
Earlier this year, a spokesperson for one of the third-party delivery giants told Food On Demand that while not super common, “the unfortunate fact is that there are people who falsely claim that they didn’t receive their food in order to get a refund.”
