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Unfortunately, if you are dealing with medical issues (your own or someone else's), you are going to get lots of important calls from numbers you don't recogniz
by my_first_acct 10y ago
Unfortunately, if you are dealing with medical issues (your own or someone else's), you are going to get lots of important calls from numbers you don't recognize, and from phones with blocked caller id (doctors, for instance).
And because of privacy considerations, they are often reluctant to leave a detailed message.
- ghaff 10y agoYep, when I get a call claiming to be a phone number that's not likely scammy (e.g. a state that no close friend or family member lives in or is visiting), I hesitate to just ignore it a lot of the time. Certainly if it's a possibly relevant area code, I'll tend to pick up. This isn't because I can't resist picking up the phone. But checking for voicemail after the fact takes even more time and cycles. And I don't want to end up playing telephone tag if someone actually does need to reach me.