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Probably because execs use it.
by dasil003 4y ago
Probably because execs use it.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoI’ve lost access to a phone number on Google Voice. After my parents died, I ported their landline to Google Voice. This number was in my family for more than 50 years. After porting a second number into Google Voice (and involving Google Fi) I lost access to the first. A 50+ year old phone number that everyone important to me already had memorized. If you call the number now, it’s answered by a Google voice subscriber message. So I know the number is still with Google. I just can’t access it anymore.
- JacobThreeThree 4y agoWhy don't you just contact Google customer service? I'll be here all week.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoReally? Have you ever tried that?
- hirundo 4y agoAfter ~15 years with it, starting back in the GrandCentral days, I recently moved from Google Voice to voip.ms, on my path to degoogling. The new service is paid, in a competitive domain, and so needs and has excellent customer service, and a much improved set of features. I'm happy to be the customer instead of the product.
- asdfqwertzxcv 4y agoAre you me? Exact same story. How are you making/receiving calls and texts now?
- couchridr 4y agoKinda sounds like you are him. Is this forum better or worse with your product placement tricks?
- asdfqwertzxcv 4y agoTop tier consipircacy detective work there Sherlock! Just surprised someone has the identical experience as me and curious what solutions they're using in the interest of sharing and learning together. Who would have thought?