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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Do people say your phone voice is much different from your face to face voice, I got told I answer it nice and then sound like a docker once I know who it is  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Do people say your phone voice is much different from your face to face voice, I got told I answer it nice and then sound like a docker once I know who it is
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You sound like Peter Kay |
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"Do people say your phone voice is much different from your face to face voice, I got told I answer it nice and then sound like a docker once I know who it is
Bloody right
You sound like Peter Kay "
He's from Bolton and you said I had a voice that could make Hammer movies |
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By *ebzStarWoman
over a year ago
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Even my workmates get confuzzled when its me on the phone.
Not something i do conciously, but after years of working having to deal with calls, yu automatically go into "phone voice"
I love mine tho, smooth and sweet, but its me deep down!! |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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Interesting one, because I think your voice changes depending on whom you are talking to... in business I have been told I sound very efficient, whoops... in the scene it is a bit more husky...;-) |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Do people say your phone voice is much different from your face to face voice, I got told I answer it nice and then sound like a docker once I know who it is
Bloody right
You sound like Peter Kay
He's from Bolton and you said I had a voice that could make Hammer movies"
Oh yes I forgot I said that, you have a nice voice really |
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"Do people say your phone voice is much different from your face to face voice, I got told I answer it nice and then sound like a docker once I know who it is
Bloody right
You sound like Peter Kay
He's from Bolton and you said I had a voice that could make Hammer movies
Oh yes I forgot I said that, you have a nice voice really "
Sweet talker xxxx |
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We have our calls recorded and get them monitored for quality assurance. Had mine played back once so I could hear where I had made an error. My file passed but OH MY GOD my voice is awful. have never listened to one since. Posh voice for me now........well sometimes  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I do have a 'phone voice', embarrassingly.
I was the first male born in my family for over 30 years, the only male influence I had was my grandad who was often working so my influences were by far predominantly female, I know I have certain traits a little more feminine than expected, but took me years to realise why if ever I ordered a take away or taxi or the likes the guy often called me love, then one day it hit me, I so sound like a woman on the phone, I'm softly spoken as it is but I soften my voice even more, I do now try to not do that so much, lol |
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I spent a lot of time with my grandfather who spoke "Mill Lancashire", very broad Lancashire accent.
I then went to Grammar school where it was frowned upon and was given elecution lessons, whish was ok, but the minute I came out of school I reverted back to Lancashire.
My first job was a receptionist so I reverted back to the elecution lesson voice.
I now have a mix. If I am talking business my 'posh' voice comes out. I have a neutral voice, but when excited or angry I can hear my Grandads voice coming out |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"I spent a lot of time with my grandfather who spoke "Mill Lancashire", very broad Lancashire accent.
I then went to Grammar school where it was frowned upon and was given elecution lessons, whish was ok, but the minute I came out of school I reverted back to Lancashire.
My first job was a receptionist so I reverted back to the elecution lesson voice.
I now have a mix. If I am talking business my 'posh' voice comes out. I have a neutral voice, but when excited or angry I can hear my Grandads voice coming out"
We recall some other sounds and accents coming out in you...followed by prolongued silence |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"I spent a lot of time with my grandfather who spoke "Mill Lancashire", very broad Lancashire accent.
I then went to Grammar school where it was frowned upon and was given elecution lessons, whish was ok, but the minute I came out of school I reverted back to Lancashire.
My first job was a receptionist so I reverted back to the elecution lesson voice.
I now have a mix. If I am talking business my 'posh' voice comes out. I have a neutral voice, but when excited or angry I can hear my Grandads voice coming out"
We recall some other sounds and accents coming out in you...followed by prolongued silence |
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"I spent a lot of time with my grandfather who spoke "Mill Lancashire", very broad Lancashire accent.
I then went to Grammar school where it was frowned upon and was given elecution lessons, whish was ok, but the minute I came out of school I reverted back to Lancashire.
My first job was a receptionist so I reverted back to the elecution lesson voice.
I now have a mix. If I am talking business my 'posh' voice comes out. I have a neutral voice, but when excited or angry I can hear my Grandads voice coming out
We recall some other sounds and accents coming out in you...followed by prolongued silence "
My grandad sent me back from the light |
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