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To what number? The one they have now or the one they switch to without telling anyone in a few months?
by munk-a 5y ago
To what number? The one they have now or the one they switch to without telling anyone in a few months?
- wang_li 5y agoThis sounds like a you and your cousin problem. It seems pretty strange that it would be suggested that the government step in to regulate a third party because you and your cousin can't manage to stay in touch.
- stemlord 5y agoPeople don't change numbers that often. Unless your cousin is a drug dealer in which case you were only on their burner phone, meaning you must have just been a customer to them, and not even an important one.
- dexterdog 5y agoPeople don't change numbers very often. Most people never do.
- heavyset_go 5y agoI think this is a class and age thing. A lot of less wealthy and young people use prepaid wireless carriers because of cost, and end up just getting new phone numbers when they buy a new shitty phone or switch to a plan that's a better deal for them. It costs money to port numbers between carriers, and it's a pain to set up when you can just pop in a SIM card and start making calls/texts right away with your new number.