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"Mobile Masters" can address users as "Odd person" for stating issues / concern ?

  • January 16, 2023
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Toronto_koodo

I noticed a Mobile Master here addressing user as “Odd Person”  for reporting defects with their iPhone. I wasn’t sure what Odd Person meant. So, I googled it….

This is what google suggested:

 

Basically the user is exhibiting odd behavior because they have an issue that they identified with their iPhone? Because they have pointed out that CPO iPhone have fake parts and does not meet what Koodo claims. That’s odd behavior?

Here is a link to the post: What are the phone conditions like on a Great quality CPO?

and screenshot:

 

 

Also found this: Koodo Community and Social Media Guidelines

 

Best answer by Chris Koodo

 @Toronto_koodo - To Dennis’s point that’s how I understood it as well. 

When read quickly, I understand how it can be misinterpreted as though Goran was calling Boondox odd however, that’s not what he was trying to say. The word odd can easily be interchanged with the word occasional in this context.

“… but there has been the occasional person on here reporting … “ 

I do not see any disrespect in any of these messages. Goran was simply trying to be helpful by stating that he has seen this issue come through the Community every so often

I hope you agree that there was no malintent or disrespect meant in any of these messages.

Let’s juts chop this up to a misunderstanding, 

 

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  • Dennis
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  • January 16, 2023

@Toronto_koodo your googling has failed you.

An “odd person” and “the odd person” in the context that Goran is referring to are 2 different things.  In Goran’s context “the odd person” would mean infrequent or rare (as in only a few individuals are on here reporting this). 

Correct me if I’m mistaken @Goran 

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  • January 16, 2023

@Toronto_koodo your googling has failed you.

An “odd person” and “the odd person” in the context that Goran is referring to are 2 different things.  In Goran’s context “the odd person” would mean the minority (as in a few individuals are on here reporting this). 

Correct me if I’m mistaken @Goran 

I don’t see how that makes sense to identify minority (as in few individualS). “The Odd Person”  itself means it’s directed to one person. if it meant for few individuals (plural) then it should be “the few odd people”?

 

English is tuff 🤓

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  • January 16, 2023

 @Toronto_koodo - To Dennis’s point that’s how I understood it as well. 

When read quickly, I understand how it can be misinterpreted as though Goran was calling Boondox odd however, that’s not what he was trying to say. The word odd can easily be interchanged with the word occasional in this context.

“… but there has been the occasional person on here reporting … “ 

I do not see any disrespect in any of these messages. Goran was simply trying to be helpful by stating that he has seen this issue come through the Community every so often

I hope you agree that there was no malintent or disrespect meant in any of these messages.

Let’s juts chop this up to a misunderstanding, 

 

Toronto_koodo
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