Re: unbielevable actions by a tech

["mikey" <someone@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sounds more like the exception than the rule but he sure makes you smell
like a rose, Nick. Did she *voluntarily* offer you her number?

"Nick Markowitz" <nick-markowitz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:lNtKe.4527$zB4.2979@xxxxxxxxxxx
> I was called the other day by one of the many  national companys i do
there
> local work for to go change a wireless  motion sensor at one of the chain
> stores they monitor. I arrived the manger handed me the device i put
system
> on hold changed it called for a down load .While waiting for the down load
> the manager said how much nicer I was than the last guy they sent. She
told
> me how much of an arrogant and ignorant jerk he was and how he broke about
> every one of the chains security rules. and then to make matters worse
when
> she was not in the back office with him he took down her home number and
> address and started calling her at home continually. At first she thought
it
> was a joke but then got scared nd called her loss managment emergency
number
> and police .
> she filed a police report and the tech and his company is no longer
> permitted any where near the premises.or her.
>
> Just what the hell kind of losers are we hiring in our industry or is the
> gene pool that dilluted.
> or do companys just not give a damm any more?
>
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