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> If it's important, whoever is calling will leave a voicemail. How do you test for this?
by ysavir 4y ago
> If it's important, whoever is calling will leave a voicemail.
How do you test for this?
- Arrath 4y agoWhy, if they don't leave a voicemail, it must not have been an important call!
- amerkhalid 4y agoI don't know if this is some sort of convention or just a lot of coincidences but it seems when it is an urgent call, everyone calls twice. And they leave voicemail on the second call. This includes stuff like people running late, calls from daycare, etc. For non-urgent matters like payments, they call once and leave a voicemail.
- golem14 4y agoI think that depends on the greeting. If it doesn't clearly say your name (and or the LLC you're owning), they might not be sure it's the right number and not leave a message for privacy reasons.