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Over the last couple of months I went from maybe one per day to dozens. I am lucky that my phone's area code is 1200 miles away from where I live so for the mos
by mmcgaha 4y ago
Over the last couple of months I went from maybe one per day to dozens. I am lucky that my phone's area code is 1200 miles away from where I live so for the most part I can ignore everything from that area code. In addition, I changed my default ring tone and then went into each of my contacts and set my normal ring tone. This lets me know if I should be motivated to answer the call or let it go to voicemail.
For me the increase correlates to buying a car so I thought that the dealer was at fault but maybe it is just a coincidence.
- MerelyMortal 4y agoOh, it's very likely it could be the car dealership. I bought a vehicle from a major dealership, their paperwork had my name mispelled, but I didn't say anything or correct it. I registered the vehicle with the state with the correct spelling of my name. I started getting snailmail car warrenty spam with my mispelled name shortly after I bought the car. The dealership said those spammers must have got it from the state's vehicle registry. I told them my name is mispelled on their paperwork and is mispelled exactly the same way on the spam, but is spelled correctly on the vehicle registration. *crickets*