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Jun 10, 2015
Robocall that connects you to a "specialist" that claims to be from Google. These kinds of calls are fun for me because:
1) I am a Google Certified Photographer and Google Partner, I am the "boots on the ground" for small-businesses and getting them set up for the services they claim to represent.
2) The programs they claim to support are completely free. Even getting a business set-up with a website is free for one year. Google mandates that these services MUST be provided for free.
3) I have an appreciation for the sport of talking to the "representative" that eventually answers and then, very nicely, talking to them about the programs I represent (which are the one's they claim to represent). On one occasion, I was able to get my call escalated to management where I actually sold him on my services. I left the phone-call with him agreeing to contact his nearest Google Certified Photographer.
1) I am a Google Certified Photographer and Google Partner, I am the "boots on the ground" for small-businesses and getting them set up for the services they claim to represent.
2) The programs they claim to support are completely free. Even getting a business set-up with a website is free for one year. Google mandates that these services MUST be provided for free.
3) I have an appreciation for the sport of talking to the "representative" that eventually answers and then, very nicely, talking to them about the programs I represent (which are the one's they claim to represent). On one occasion, I was able to get my call escalated to management where I actually sold him on my services. I left the phone-call with him agreeing to contact his nearest Google Certified Photographer.