How do the people in india fell like taking jobs away from americans that need them so badly such as emachines?

Not only did you take away emachines computers that were called Gateway computers in america, but many others like H/P Hulet Packerd, Your customer service is always been nice other than understanding everything siad because of our accents(speach differinces)
I know its not your faults and your not taking them away Its just how do you feel about american companys doing that to their own people. It cost more to live her so they have to pay more. do you think these companeys are greedy sorry cant spell good english

The people of India are not taking these jobs away. American companys want to make a lot of profit so they set up in india where labour and customer service are cheaper. They work for a wage that is quite a lot lower than an american would earn working for that company.

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