From: "Trevor Kingston" 
Newsgroups: uk.finance
Subject: Re: Churchill for car insurance - good or bad?
Date: Fri, 25 Nov 2005 19:27:50 -0000

Probably the most refreshing post I've read in a long, long time.

Every word as true as it gets. Just a real shame more folk didn't have the
bollocks to get up and say it - or do other posters actually enjoy speaking
to these pigeon English Indians (who should incidentally be kept 3rd world
IMO as their call-centre employment explosion will have a profound effect
on global warming).

I have a successful company and pay out a bloody fortune to greedy banks
at every single type of transaction. When I have to stomach speaking to them
there's nothing worse than some half-baked Pakistani unable to converse
with me on anything other than the weather.





"JF"  wrote in message
news:NPY8CxBzFdhDFwPk@marage.demon.co.uk...
> In message <1132839987.258537.9500@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, Poldie
>  writes
> >> I make a point of avoiding all companies who can't be bothered to
employ
> >> English labour. If they don't like English employees, why the devil
> >> should I give them English business?
> >
> >Which car do you drive? Do you avoid garages who employ foreigners when
> >you fill it up with petrol? What make of computer did you use to make
> >your post? Do you have a TV, and if so which brand? Radio? Shoes?
> >Clothes?  Which bank do you use?
>
> My point being that like many companies, Churchill have lost the ability
> to write letters because the crap comprehensive education (which I
> warmly applaud) turns out dumbo dross that can hardly string a sentence
> together; they therefore depend on the telephone for communication,
> which is an essential element in the day-to-day running of their
> business.
>
> I don't give a toss who makes my TVs, radios etc because it ain't
> necessary to talk to them. They can be turned out by coolies working in
> sweated slave labour camps for all I care, complete with brutal
> taskmasters strutting up and down with whips. Just so long as the stuff
> is cheap.
>
> As for my bank, it's the HSBC. Yes -- I know they have wogs spilling out
> of their call centres like earthworms in a compost heap, but I don't
> have to talk to them; I can go along to my local branch bank and chuck
> my weight about with real people. And I get a laugh out of going to the
> bank.
>
> The great advantage of paying what I pay in income tax and council taxes
> means that I can out-source giving a toss to properly qualified tossers.
> Try thinking about hard first when it comes to trying to score points
> with me, sunshine. You're up against someone who doesn't give gnat's
> fart in a wind tunnel about anything but his own fat, greedy self.
>
> --
> James Follett. Novelist. (G1LXP) http://www.jamesfollett.dswilliams.co.uk
>