United Airlines es una de las principales aerolíneas del mundo, ofreciendo vuelos a destinos nacionales e internacionales. Para garantizar una experiencia fluida para sus pasajeros de habla hispana, la aerolínea proporciona servicios de atención al cliente en español. Si necesitas ayuda con tu reserva, cambios de vuelo, problemas de equipaje u otras consultas, puedes comunicarte con United Airlines en español a través del teléfono. A continuación, te explicamos cómo hacerlo y qué esperar.

¿Por Qué Contactar a United Airlines por Teléfono en Español?

La comunicación en el idioma nativo es fundamental para muchos pasajeros que prefieren expresarse en español. Al contactar con United Airlines en su idioma preferido, los pasajeros pueden comunicar sus necesidades con mayor claridad y recibir asistencia personalizada. La capacidad de hablar con un representante en español también puede ser reconfortante para quienes se sienten más cómodos en su lengua materna, lo que contribuye a una experiencia de viaje más satisfactoria.

Cómo Contactar con United Airlines en Español

United Airlines ofrece varias opciones para contactar con su servicio al cliente en español por teléfono:

1. Línea de Atención al Cliente en Español:

Puedes llamar al número de servicio al cliente de United Airlines y seleccionar la opción para hablar en español. Sigue las instrucciones del menú de voz para ser dirigido al departamento correspondiente. Un representante de servicio al cliente que hable español estará disponible para ayudarte con tu consulta.

2. Línea de Reservas en Español:

Si necesitas hacer una nueva reserva o modificar una existente, puedes llamar a la línea de reservas de United Airlines en español. Los agentes de reservas capacitados en español estarán encantados de ayudarte a encontrar el vuelo adecuado, gestionar cambios o responder preguntas sobre tarifas y políticas de la aerolínea.

3. Servicio de Asistencia en Aeropuerto:

Si te encuentras en el aeropuerto y necesitas ayuda en español, dirígete al mostrador de servicio al cliente de United Airlines. Allí, podrás hablar con un representante que hable español y recibir asistencia con tu vuelo, equipaje o cualquier otra consulta relacionada con tu viaje.

4. Redes Sociales y Chat en Línea:

United Airlines también ofrece asistencia en español a través de sus canales de redes sociales y chat en línea. Puedes enviar un mensaje directo a la cuenta de la aerolínea en plataformas como Twitter o Facebook, o utilizar el chat en vivo en su sitio web para hablar con un agente en español.

Qué Esperar al Contactar con United Airlines en Español

Cuando llames a United Airlines en español, puedes esperar recibir un servicio al cliente profesional y atento. Los representantes de la aerolínea están capacitados para ayudar a los pasajeros en español y resolver una amplia variedad de consultas. Aquí hay algunas cosas que puedes esperar durante tu llamada:

1. Tiempo de Espera:

El tiempo de espera puede variar según la hora del día y la demanda de llamadas, pero United Airlines se esfuerza por atender a los pasajeros lo más rápido posible. Si experimentas un tiempo de espera prolongado, considera llamar en un horario menos concurrido para obtener asistencia más rápida.

2. Verificación de Identidad:

Por motivos de seguridad y privacidad, es posible que el representante de United Airlines te pida que verifiques tu identidad antes de ayudarte con tu consulta. Ten a mano tu número de reserva, información de vuelo o cualquier otro detalle que pueda ser necesario para confirmar tu identidad.

3. Explicación Detallada:

Los representantes de servicio al cliente de United Airlines están capacitados para proporcionar explicaciones detalladas en español sobre políticas, tarifas y procedimientos de la aerolínea. Si tienes alguna pregunta o inquietud, no dudes en pedir una explicación completa y clara.

4. Resolución de Problemas:

Ya sea que necesites ayuda con una reserva, cambios de vuelo, problemas de equipaje o cualquier otra consulta, los representantes de United Airlines harán todo lo posible para resolver tu problema de manera rápida y eficiente.

Conclusión

Contactar con United Airlines en español por teléfono es una forma conveniente y eficaz de obtener asistencia para tus necesidades de viaje. Ya sea que estés haciendo una reserva, gestionando cambios o necesitando ayuda en el aeropuerto, los representantes de la aerolínea están disponibles para ayudarte en tu idioma preferido. No dudes en comunicarte con United Airlines en español para obtener una experiencia de viaje más cómoda y sin problemas.
Este artículo proporciona información detallada sobre cómo contactar a United Airlines en español por teléfono, incluyendo las opciones disponibles y qué esperar durante la llamada. Espero que sea útil. Si necesitas más información o alguna modificación, no dudes en decírmelo.

I can't believe I'm considering this, but the local dealership has $50K MSRP Ariyas at $5,000 out the door through an 18-month one-pay lease through NMAC. It is down to $4,000 if your local power company has the extra EV rebate. Mine just gives $100/yr credit plus a free stage 2 charger.

If you have a Nissan store, it is worth checking to see if you can get an Ariya into some crazy lease setups.

The only reason I'm considering it is for the money.

Hi,

If anyone has had any experience in the car sales industry, please reply to this. I am trying to make a car buying app and I would like as much feedback and input as possible.

This includes, but is not limited to:

• Car salesman
• Worked for a Dealership/Car Company
• If you have sold your car privately before
• If you have searched the internet for a new car/ currently are

I just have some questions and would like to bounce ideas with someone who may have more knowledge. I'd also like to discuss pricing.

Any help is greatly appreciated. I’m just 17 and I’m trying to do something with my skills, so I’d appreciate any help and advice from you.

Even if you don’t have experience, but you have a neat & unique idea(s), please let me know!

Our current setup is cumbersome in that we can receive text messages through our website and the tracking numbers we use on craigslist/facebook, but I have to manually log into our website's CRM tool and forward those texts to the CRM we actually use. It will send them in the proper format, but it doesn't do it automatically.

I'm looking for a company that does call tracking and will take any incoming phone call and forward to our main dealer line or route directly to our sales ring group and the text messages will be forwarded in ADF format to the CRM as a lead.

Does it exist? Is there a better option without switching CRM/website providers

Hi all! I have an idea for a new app for marketers. In a nutshell, it will help them share their work, advertising layouts and ideas. In addition to exchange, it will offer tools for joint development of high-value advertising and marketing projects.

There are doubts about the very idea of reusing advertising materials during exchange from the point of view of non-uniqueness in b2b. Although in b2c everyone has long been using the same second-hand and secondary markets for cars, equipment, and real estate. Also, approaches to sales techniques (scripts, 5 steps of sales, etc.) have been used for a long time.

I would like to enlist some opinions from a respected audience. Please write whether the idea itself is normal in your opinion? All the mechanics for implementation have already been thought out, but I don’t want to try at random... Thank you!

So I've been playing around with my website trying to get it set up how I would like and to try to get it as user-friendly as possible and I've come to the realization that, truth be told, I just want a whole new website. And before all the web providers tied to the foot of the OEMs start messaging me telling me how they can help, please stop. You can't. Because all of your websites are all the same. And it's not your fault. It's what most dealers and, obviously, the OEMs want. But it's not what I want. I'm tired of all of these cookie-cutter sites. I looked at about 20 and they are all redressed up carbon copies of each other. Lipstick on a pig, as they say. It's no wonder that Carvana and hgreg.com just kicked everyone to the curb and had their own sites made. So who have you guys seen that is actually making a modern, customer-centric dealer website that isn't just some code that is basically a copy-and-paste job? Is there such a thing or are we just stuck with this?

The one that gives the buyer a 30% credit up to $4,000 and that can be taken off the price right at the time of sale by transferring the credit to the dealer. It took me half a dozen times at the IRS site to fill out the form, as it would often say the service isn't available now, try again later. Finally I got a Conformation on the dealer registration form but nothing by email stating that. I can supposedly go to the https://sa.www4.irs.gov/bola/ site to fill out a sale report, but want to be sure before committing to a sale at 30% off. Has anybody else done this? Do you get any emails from the IRS saying you are registered and good to go? There is absolutely no phone support and a message I sent on Friday for email support hasn't been answered.

Yesterday I demoed ACV MAX (formerly Max Digital). Seemed like a decent vAuto replacement. Wondering if anyone is on it/has tried it or if anyone has experienced/demoed a similar product that they were intrigued by.

I'm always keeping my ear to the ground when it comes to new offerings in our space. I've been playing around with website chat options here in the last couple weeks and wanted to see the latest in AI chat for our sites. We currently have ActivEngage (humans) because of an "exclusive" integration with our Accelerate DR tools. We have yet to see any benefit of having an integration within the DR tool. No, I'm not putting ActivEngage on notice, just looking...

We are a DriveCentric group and adding the Drive AI chat would make a lot of sense for us right now because it is really really good BUT they have no way to direct leads to the correct XML addresses from our group or market sites. Not their fault, we run a tangled web of 14 URLs representing our 9 "stores". We have a couple of those tiny points combined within 7 business, DMS and CRM entities. We allow shoppers on any of the group or market sites to see any car at any store of their choosing so want to make sure their selection, regardless of vehicle location, goes to the store they want to do business with. This has been a challenge to make sure chat introductions starts with "select your store" for all our past providers but most have figured it out. Gubagoo and AE were able to make this happen (although it is broken right now from AE).

With that said, I'm also not convinced that human chat, that is a contracted external team, is better than 2024 AI advancements. In poking around last week, I had a Matador rep a call me back after asking where they were on AI chat (I'm not that familiar with their overall offerings). He returned my call stating they were partnering with a new entity that is new to the US, a company called Seezar. Interesting journey through projects for governments of the UAE and Europe tied to automotive. Their approach in their current offering is more than just chat but rather an AI concierge on the site. You can ask for vehicle recommendations, list out your search almost like a prompt, ask for details about a car or comparisons, etc. It returns results pretty well, conversational friendly, running OpenAI, etc. Check out the AI chat icon on BMW Retailer | Glasgow, Hamilton, Hillington & Stirling | Douglas Park and a used listing site Car Dealer | Knebworth, Hertfordshire | Carverse Here is their slide deck. Not sure they would also be able to solve the XML routing challenge we have but it was an interesting direction they were taking. I was connected with a demo (they said I was their first one in the US?) by going through Sam Villeareal at Matador [email protected] (913) 339-8647 if you want to reach out but there are direct contacts on the slide desk as well. Let me know if anyone else has seen this or taken a demo.

Posting this in the forum as well as Facebook and LinkedIn - What CRM are you currently using, why do you love it, and what would you change about it if you could?

I have always brushed CarsForSale.com off as the company that roped dealers in with crazy cheap offers like "Free for your first 6 months, then just $99 /mo after that." A service that would get easily forgotten about and paid by your office out of habit.

But lately they've been churning out new features left and right - providing an incredible value for just $99/mo. I'm truly impressed.

Would I personally use them? No. But they make a ton of sense for small independents.

They are essentially all of these tools bundled together for $99 /mo

• Dealer.com
• Autotrader
• Homenet
• Vauto
• Vinsolutions
• DealerTrack
• Revolution Parts

Yes, for $99 /mo they include all of these features:

• CRM
• DMS
• Desking
• Website & SEO
• Inventory Management System
• Parts & Accessories E-Commerce Store
• Third Party Marketplace
• Reporting & Analytics

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying they are as good at websites as Dealer.com, as good at inventory management as vAuto, etc.

But we're comparing a $99 /mo tech stack to a $15,000 /mo tech stack.

I would love to see some of the legacy vendors start to release new features like this on the regular.

Not to mention their corporate office is pretty sick, apparently all of those $99's add up...


Full-size T-Rex in middle of office


NASCAR race car in lobby


CFO's bank vault office


Slide to go from 2nd to 1st floor


^ All of this in SOUTH DAKOTA

11 years later, I'm back in my happy place, back in the Lab building DISC stuff!
https://aimgroup.com/2022/08/30/pistell-resigns-as-cars-com-head-of-marketplace/

Stop by for strategy talks, prototypes and updates digging for new ways to sell MORE iron. In the spirit of the original Diary*, PLEASE challenge me and ask questions. It almost always stimulates new thoughts for me

*Uncle Joe's Diary 1.0 https://forum.dealerrefresh.com/threads/uncle-joes-make-over-diary.1683/

Anyone have a good example of a service-to-sales mining template for customers who have never purchased from your store, but do service? I'm usually fairly good at creating messaging, but this one seems to have me stuck.

Experimenting with Gubagoo as a replacement for a couple CTAs on our site. We’ve been using Gubagoo for several years and I am hell bent on a more active CTA vs the usual mundane “get price”, “check availability” etc.. and moving towards “let’s chat”, “text us now” etc.. which Gubagoo has been great with installing for us.

Any thoughts? Active CTA vs Static CTA?

joe.pistell said:

UI is NOT UX, the UI is one tool in the UX designer's giant toolset.

Great design is hard work. It's a blend of science and art.
Shopping is a task, car shoppers have a job to do. Agreed? Great design obsesses about task completion (i.e. yield). When you're studying any UI you must fully embrace the users 'job to be done' (aka UX). Tasks have a beginning and an end, The UI 'should' create a path that intuitively aligns with the task to be done. In this path are choices. steps or stages. UX designers get paid to find friction in the workflow, then design new UI's to assist the shopper to go deeper into task completion.

This is why digital automotive is so far behind other digital spaces. The designers have never worked in a dealership, they ALL have access to reams of dealer's leads, call recordings, chat transcripts and they all defer to their 'feelings'.

Lets say you were creating a digital UX for a hospital and you've been tasked to improve the ROI of a flawed site. How mission critical is 'white space'? Will a Design makeover help? Yes, but the site UX is still flawed, so the impact to ROI is tiny. If the designer has never worked at a hospital, they have a looong road ahead of them.

(UI = User Interface • UX = User Experience)

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I pulled this from another thread because I thought this deserves it's own thread and not to derail that topic with a massive tangent.

There is a lot here to unpack! I love it!

1. what is the number 1 priority for a dealer website? Provide information, ecommerce (shopping cart occurs when you walk on the lot), advertising?
2. what is your market? BHPH, used cars, a name brand dealer, or a salon boutique for Bugatti?
3. which type of buyer are you targeting? Visual, Audio, or Kinetic? (think of these as: that looks hot! That growl is way cool? Dang, this ride is coomfy)
4. are you making the transaction on the site or do you want them to show up?
5. I think there has been a seismic shift in how shoppers shop. Do shoppers come from the brand loyalty or the did they find the car they think they want?
6. are you focused on a particular segment of society or not? Are they motivated by the UI or UX or just the product?

I am here to learn and share my thoughts. (trying to be community member ... but more likely the relative you didn't want to invite -- haha!)
So, I'm wondering if the data (recordings, chats, and such) can help really help the 6 issues I listed.
I'm a big fan of good statistics and not ones that can guide the participant down a certain path. Think reviews and how 100 of my relatives could give me a 4.4 star rating which would be the bad statistics here.

I don't like the chat boxes on mobile because they block 20-40% of my screen and are extremely annoying.
Am I exception to the statistics or are the statistics showing just user interaction and thus proving how good they are but is the experience that good?
Is this good enough because you got a lead?

Are developers who haven't stood on a show room floor that useless? Couldn't they have vast array of experience with ecommerce that could help dealers get to that 2.0 and the next stage?

So, What do you think is necessary in a web site that would make this whole industry next gen?