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2) and 3) would probably always be illegal since phone numbers are recycled and you can never know when that happens. I guess it’s fairly likely that is what ha
by kmonsen 6y ago
2) and 3) would probably always be illegal since phone numbers are recycled and you can never know when that happens. I guess it’s fairly likely that is what happened in this case?
So even if you are sure it is the number of a customer, it is verified and used for correspondence it can still be sometime else number a year (I don’t know how long the recycling waiting time is) later.
- duskwuff 6y ago> you can never know when that happens There's work being done to address that: https://www.fcc.gov/reassigned-numbers-database https://www.fcc.gov/reassigned-numbers-database https://www.reassigned.us/ https://www.reassigned.us/