Accidental e-mails at work

[terry78]

Ever sent an email to someone, accidently had it seen by someone that shouldn't have, or forwarded it to the entire office? My coworker recently got an email from a customer asking to lower the price of some software, and he sent it to my boss who replied back, WTF? The coworker then sent an email back to the customer saying he couldn't lower the price, but did so using the exact same email he had been using all day as a reply, so the customer read every damn thing they had been saying before, including the WTF comment. Needless to say they were not pleased.

 

[Carcharodon]

Awesome.

 

[thebat7]

At my office (I work for the state government) we used to get all kinds of notices about co-workers passing away. But it wasn't just co-workers, it was family members of co-workers, friends of co-workers, etc. It got to the point where we were getting 5 or 6 of these announcements a day.

Well one of my buddies forwarded one of them to me with his comments about how stupid it was and who the "F" cared if so-and-so's neighbor passed away. But he didn't click forward...he clicked reply and sent his "thoughts" right back to the person in mourning.

I found out about it when he came to my cubicle and said he was probably going to be fired (he wasn't). LOL. It's funny in retrospect but at the time he was scared "****-less".

 

[tzarinna]

I did once, I felt real bad.
Now that I think about, **** that mother ****er.
****, I should send some more **** to that ****er. Dick! Lol, what an ass.

 

[Carcharodon]

I did once, I felt real bad.
Now that I think about, **** that mother ****er.
****, I should send some more **** to that ****er. Dick! Lol, what an ass.

 

[tzarinna]

t:

 

[DV8]

ha!

actually my job is to send email responses to customers w/ questions about their mortgage . . . one time my co-worker and outside-of-work poker/drinking buddy got a request for some loan documents . . . he was dickin around w/ a supervisor on our team, and jokingly typed "WE DON'T HAV IT" . . . keeping in mind, he mispelled "have" . . . LOL! you know how this one ends . . . yup, he sent that shyt to the homeowner

 

[Figs]

Ever sent an email to someone, accidently had it seen by someone that shouldn't have, or forwarded it to the entire office? My coworker recently got an email from a customer asking to lower the price of some software, and he sent it to my boss who replied back, WTF? The coworker then sent an email back to the customer saying he couldn't lower the price, but did so using the exact same email he had been using all day as a reply, so the customer read every damn thing they had been saying before, including the WTF comment. Needless to say they were not pleased.

As me being a believer in "The customer is not always right" that moron customer should have their head checked for even trying to tell someone to lower a price when they don't own the damn store. Hate people who want free rides and think everything should be catered to them.

I haven't had that happen yet with all the office jobs I've had in the past. I guess I either got lucky or was just careful who was on my CC: list.