When 24-year-old Jane gave her mobile phone number to the BT call center worker so she could be texted while her landline was set up, she presumably thought she was getting a good personal service.

However within minutes of handing her number over, the shocked 24-year-old found herself on the receiving end of a barrage of text-messages, peppered with kisses and telling her she had a ‘wonderful voice’.

After making the appointment she was puzzled when he rang back and asked where she worked and what she doing that day.

She said: ‘I told him I was unpacking due to the move but then realised there was something very odd and tried to get him off the line as quickly as possible.’

Two hours later he sent a disturbing text which read: ‘Hello, Hemant this side with whom you spoke two hours ago regarding ur BT order.

‘U must be thinking dat why I called u up second time without any reason of the call but to be honest I got attracted towards u and ur wonderful voice.

‘Can I be ur friend?’

However, throughout the day she received a further five messages from the call centre worker who it is understood had finished his shift.

One read: ‘As precious as u r to me, as precious only few can ever be, I know all frnds r hard to choose, But u r someone i Never Want To Lose.

‘Take care X X X.’

He also wrote: ‘Relationship is not a business where u give when u get.

‘It’s a beautiful feeling for someone, where u like to give even if u don’t get X X X.’

Jane added: ‘The messages were inappropriate and very creepy. I felt violated and became very worried.’

They ended up paying her 250 pounds for the inconvenience, which is probably a pretty sweet deal. The last time I got inappropriately propositioned by an Indian guy, all I got was the smell of curry on my skin and a whole lot of regret.

Honestly is there anything good that comes out of Indian call centers? They help no one, they have an awful understanding of the language and how to help you, and they only make you give up and continue to have the same problem. This just gets me so worked up that I’m going to punch the next Indian person I see in the face. He’ll probably be a nice guy but f him, that’s what he gets for being different.

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