ForumSage
Subscriber
PHONE POLLS/SURVEYS
What a lot of croc!! I bet the answers given are anything but accurate. I have decided that I will not do any more. Surely an answer you give as a spot decision cannot be true if you do not know anything, or very little about what you have been asked. Surely given time to research and consider your answer, might find that you answer differently to these spot answers the interviewer expects. I also suspect that there are trick questions in the survey. You answer NO to something and a little later the same question is asked again but presented in a totally different way, where you might answer YES. I am over them. Jim
Jim VK2MAD
-------------------------
'17 Isuzu D-Max
ForumSage
Sounds like you got tricked into answering "YES" to the latest survey asking if you believe that Shapelle should be offered the role of Governor General when she returns to Australia.
Seriously though - I know what you mean. I never participate in any phone surveys of any kind. I politely respond that I'm not interested.
If they become persistent - I become rude.
Cheers .........
BMKAL
OldBushie
Originally Posted by BMKal
Sounds like you got tricked into answering "YES" to the latest survey asking if you believe that Shapelle should be offered the role of Governor General when she returns to Australia.
Seriously though - I know what you mean. I never participate in any phone surveys of any kind. I politely respond that I'm not interested.
If they become persistent - I become rude.
Me too!!!!
Moderator
Google "push polling" ...
Regards
Max P
ForumSage
They don't ring me anymore.
I give them the choice of the following answers
A,C,B,C,D,B,A then repeat till all done.
Option two
I will take all neo nazi communist choices thanks.
I dont answer the phone unless I recognise the number calling.
My phone does not store messages.
I dont own a mobile thingy.
The world didn't stop but I stepped off far enough to suit me, ta.
PS: to the above.
If crappers want to contact me they can do it via telegram, eh.
I don't answer ours either. I let the machine take a message. If they don't leave one, it couldn't be too important then.
Perhaps we better explain what a telegram is to them young folk.
It's a hand delivered, printed copy of an email sent between PO to PO
and brought to you by a Post Office boy riding a bike.
Not sure if the bikes are Speedwell, Malvern Star or Acme.
ForumSage
SubscriberActually hand delivered by a telegram boy on a bicycle!! No more telegrams at weddings either. Jim
Jim VK2MAD
-------------------------
'17 Isuzu D-Max
Posting Permissions
| Search AULRO.com ONLY! |
Search All the Web! |
|---|
|
|
|
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks