> She finally understands "PRL update" now, but she is too lazy to do it
> herself--she transfers to the techs when you ask her.
She used to understand it just fine. From about 2002 to 2004 I never
had any problems when I told her "PRL update". I would then be
transferred to tech support. But in the past 12 months or so she no
longer understood that command. Glad to hear it's back again.
Notan - 26 Oct 2005 14:23 GMT
> > She finally understands "PRL update" now, but she is too lazy to do it
> > herself--she transfers to the techs when you ask her.
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> transferred to tech support. But in the past 12 months or so she no
> longer understood that command. Glad to hear it's back again.
It's not that she understood it, it's that she *didn't* understand it!
As long as you said something that wasn't in her vocabulary, you'd be
transferred.
Notan
David G. Imber - 26 Oct 2005 18:52 GMT
>But in the past 12 months or so she no
>longer understood that command.
I think it was "selective understanding". When I would say
"Update PRL" it would reply that it would put someone on who could
help me "upgrade my plan".
DGI