Utility Warehouse (Telecom Plus) Discussion

1carminestocky

jimexbox wrote: »

Or....they could pack the UW rep off to a secure hospital, if you know what I mean. The doctors are extremely concerned about this poor chap gibbering endlessly about a 'challenge'. Apparently he is obsessed about ringing 0870/0845 numbers, in the end they had to pump him full of drugs to quell the inane ramblings.;):p

Would I be able to make personal calls for free from there?

Cardew

jimexbox wrote: »

Or....they could pack the UW rep off to a secure hospital, if you know what I mean. The doctors are extremely concerned about this poor chap gibbering endlessly about a 'challenge'. Apparently he is obsessed about ringing 0870/0845 numbers, in the end they had to pump him full of drugs to quell the inane ramblings.;):p

Er - what challenge would that be then?

1carminestocky

Cardew wrote: »

Er - what challenge would that be then?

:eek: You've returned. :eek:

Crikey. And they used to say Edwina Currie was thick-skinned.

keggs

Carmine - you are a cad

keggs

Thought this might interest you Carmine:

“Thought you might like to know that my sister had £53 deducted from her Utility Warehouse bill this month through her CashBack card! Particularly good as she and her husband had been quite sceptical to start with. Not any more!”

Quentine & others might try and denigrate people who have any involvement in UW but once again this comment demonstrates yet another happy customer.

Steve

UW distributor & very happy customer

Quentin

Where does the quote demonstrate a happy customer? Nowhere.

All it seems to show is your sister was sceptical of your claims previously, and on this occasion the uw has done what you said it would. In the meantime they have to keep on buying expensive utilities.

How can you accuse people of disparaging people who are prepared to abuse their friendships by conning their friends into "helping out with a work problem which needs some practice" when their real objective is to sell them utilities then try and persuade them to part with £200 and become a rep under them?

And keep using the worthless guarantee as sales aid to suggest they will get the best deal - people don't expect their friend or family member to trick them, and expect using the word "guarantee" means something of value, when we have seen it is just a way of gaining sales from gullibles!

Decado23

Quentin wrote: »

prepared to abuse their friendships by conning their friends into "helping out with a work problem which needs some practice" when their real objective is to sell them utilities!

I can't speak for other distributors, but personally I have had absolutely no sales training or experience prior to joining UW. We are encouraged to seek out 'friendly faces' to practice our presentation on while we are building confidence. If any of those people we are practicing with like the presentation and wish to try our services, should we say no? I can imagine that conversation "no mum, this is just a practice, I can't really let you sign up and save all that money".

then try and persuade them to part with £200 and become a rep under them?

Anyone that needs persuading isn't worth persuading - either they like the business opportunity and want to do it, or they don't.



UW Distributor

1carminestocky

Quentin wrote: »

Where does the quote demonstrate a happy customer? Nowhere.

All it seems to show is your sister was sceptical of your claims previously, and on this occasion the uw has done what you said it would. In the meantime they have to keep on buying expensive utilities.

How can you accuse people of disparaging people who are prepared to abuse their friendships by conning their friends into "helping out with a work problem which needs some practice" when their real objective is to sell them utilities then try and persuade them to part with £200 and become a rep under them?

And keep using the worthless guarantee as sales aid to suggest they will get the best deal - people don't expect their friend or family member to trick them, and expect using the word "guarantee" means something of value, when we have seen it is just a way of gaining sales from gullibles!

OK. Find her a better deal for her usage, smarty pants. Failure to do so will place your utterances on here into true perspective. This site, as you and your cronies on here keep banging on about, is about MONEY SAVING. Yes? Soooooo...stop blowing out of your derriere and get her a better deal. It's getting so desparate for you lot that I've had to drop the projected massive discount from the cashback I would get just to try and give you a chance to mount a credible challenge and STILL you flounder. Says it all...

1carminestocky

keggs wrote: »

Thought this might interest you Carmine:

“Thought you might like to know that my sister had £53 deducted from her Utility Warehouse bill this month through her CashBack card! Particularly good as she and her husband had been quite sceptical to start with. Not any more!”

Quentine & others might try and denigrate people who have any involvement in UW but once again this comment demonstrates yet another happy customer.

Steve

UW distributor & very happy customer

Crikey :eek: If I was to achieve such a cashback figure on my deal, which is

Gas 15000
Leccy 4800
Up to 24mb broadband with 40gb monthly usage
24/7 inclusive calls including 01, 02, 03, 0845, 0870 and 10 international destinations
Free calls to CS/BB helpline
etc etc etc

...my net monthly figure payable to UW would be £62.58!! Yes, UW really ARE expensive, aren't they? :rotfl:

jimexbox

1carminestocky wrote: »

Yes, UW really ARE expensive

Carmine, Im glad you have finally admitted the blatantly obvious. You realise this judicious quote will see your excommunication from the 'brotherhood'?