online research

[-bob-]

Hello to all members of this great forum.

I get the task to find as many surfisticated virtual agents as possible and I despair. Virtual agents are aiders on websites of companies who helps the visitor through the page. You will better know what I meen if you watch on this Website: www.Agentland.com
There is a virtual agent calls cybelle.

If anyone of you know some other websites where such a virtual agent helps the customers please tell me.

I know that all the other problems on this websites more complicated put this is very imortant for me and a friend told me that the user of this forum can help me by every problem

so it would be nice if someone anserwes me and koows some websites

-bob-

P.s.another example is this website

http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_CA/

[Arunvijai_4]

Hi Bob,

I dont think this is a marketing or recommandation forum.

-Arun

[-bob-]

I know, but you are the one how most work with computers and so i thougut you could help me by the way.

If not, it is no problem but I want to try averything

[Pete Randall]

Bob,

I don't see anything wrong with your query.

Many of HP's pages have a "click to chat online with an HP representative" button. The Support Agreement Manager is one such example:

https://esca2.americas.hp.com/sca/index.do?cty_id=1


Pete

[-bob-]

I search for surfisticatet virtual agents who are programmed but anyway you can ask this agent individual questions and he gives you more or less individual anwnsers

but thanks for trying Pete

[Chauhan Amit]

http://selfservice.epson-europe.com/start_eng.jsp

http://www.askme3.org/

[Tor-Arne Nostdal]

Just for the record of the forum.

I checked the ikea URL (domain name registration aso.), then the link itself.
It is no scam directing you to some virus/hoax.

The request from Bob is finding search engines that have an attitude like old Eliza :-) he, he.

{If you never have spoken with Eliza, try search google for: Eliza Artificial intelligence}

The "Agent" is a search engine which:
- remove irrelevant connector words and phrases from your input
- search for an appropriate match
Then output either:
- a web-page with match
- ask you to rephase the "question"/input

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Bob, I assume you're not interested in web sites where there is a true human being answering 24 hours...

HP have such support at: http://h20278.www2.hp.com/HPISWeb/customer/HPInstantSupport.aspx?callfrom=acp

/Tor-Arne