pull up vs. access (information)
Hi,

I work at a call center based out of southern California and recently, a client told me I should not say "pull up" to mean "access" his information.

Does "pull up" sound wrong or rude to native speakers? Or was he just being fussy?

Let me know.

Thanks.

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pull up vs. access (information)
Hi,

I work at a call center based out of southern California and recently, a client told me I should not say "pull up" to mean "access" his information.

Does "pull up" sound wrong or rude to native speakers? Or was he just being fussy?

Let me know.

Thanks.

Answer

It's not wrong, nor is it rude, but "access" is probably a little more professional sounding than "pull up"!

Answer

Hi Erik. He was just being fussy. "Pull up" is totally fine in that context.

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