Google Voice : Email Transcripts

So today I got a voicemail from WaMu and I immediately got an email about it with the contents of the email. The text email seemed to be spam until I actually listened in to what the voicemail said. Let’s just say It still has way’s to go at least when it comes to abbreviations, hispanic names and punctuation.

Original Message:
Hello, this is the card activation Department of WaMu this is not a telemarketing call. We’re calling about your ATM or debit card ending in XXXXX . Please have Felipe Oduardo Sierra return our call at (866) 553-1745. For your convenience, we’re available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Once again, that number is (866) 553-1745. Thank you.

Transcribed Message:
Hello, this is the car to activation Department of lawn mover this is not a telemarketing call we’re calling about your A T M or debit card ending in XXXXX. Please have for the day, what you are. Does Sierra return our call at 86655361745 for your convenience. We’re available 24 hours a day, seven days a week once again. That number is (866) 553-1745. Thank you.

The phrases in italics are the ones it got wrong, and it had marked them in gray meaning it knew it was a guess. Pretty cool, interesting, and 100% unintentionally funny. I will start calling myself ‘Fortheday, what you are. Does Sierra’ though.

For those keeping score at home thats:

Felipe = ‘for the day’
Oduardo = ‘what you are. Does’
Sierra = Sierra