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Holy hell. At that point Id just delete those phone numbers and do everything in my might to stop the calls. Maybe even block all non contact numbers and tell p
by erinnh 9y ago
Holy hell. At that point Id just delete those phone numbers and do everything in my might to stop the calls. Maybe even block all non contact numbers and tell people to write me emails instead.
- moftz 9y agoI don't pickup my cell unless it's from someone I know. I get at least a couple a day and my parent's landline gets even more. I use google voice for voicemail and get zero service at work so I get notifications about having a voicemail throughout the day. Most of my voicemailbox is recordings of spammers and robocallers. Google has started identifying spammer numbers by a report service so anyone can flag a number as spam. This helps a bit but most of the calls don't show up as spammers. It's no use to delete the numbers because they will probably never be used again to call me.
- Baeocystin 9y agoBelieve me, I hear you. If it weren't for the need to keep the copper landline for the comfort and safety of my elderly father, who I had move in with me after my mother's passing, I would have nuked all landlines years ago.
- pavel_lishin 9y agoDo you mean that he likes having the landline, and would rely on it in case of emergency? fwiw, my elderly father uses a cellphone. The only time we can't reach him is when he leaves it inside to go outside, and then a landline wouldn't help him, either :P
- Baeocystin 9y agoMostly that. He also has a cell phone, but is quite deaf, so he prefers the loudness possible from a boosted land-line phone over wearing his hearing aids and using his cell.