I think I'm just about to be a victim of a scam. Just yesterday, someone called from a 'newly established' electronic company asking about the usage of Motorola and Nokia handphones in my house. Today, another called from the 'same company' called and woke me up from my dead slumber, and started questioning about the usage of electrical appliances in the house.
Both of them speaked mandarin with a heavy chinese dialect. When I asked for the location of their shop, I didn't even know what building are they talking about. Today's cheeky caller even said that she just arrived from Taiwan and doesn't speak English so she couldn't name the complex in English?? Huh... You have to try harder than that, dear, at least you can attempt to SPELL out the building for me? Don't tell me you don't even know ABCs? Do you want to lose your customers just because you couldn't name the address?
Which stupid company, by the way will let a non-english or non-malay speaker call up the public to determine their usage of electrical and electronic goods? Do they think that everyone in Malaysia understands Mandarin? This is not Taiwan nor China nor HongKong nor Singapore. Shouldn't they at least talk in a local dialect? I have TROUBLE understanding her perfect chinese LOLZ, I very very seldom watches Taiwan shows. I've never heard an operator who insisted talking in Mandarin before... Next time she call though, maybe I'll suggest that her position be replaced by someone more qualified (unless, of course, the company prefers to lose customers than replace the nice mandarin-only lady phone operators)
One last thing, the 'busy office sound' aka background phone ringing, number dialing and hello-s seem to be repeating itself in a loop. @.@ It is way too synchronised...