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I wonder what would happen if you get a new "recycled" phone number that had been used by someone else on ebay before.
by juujian 4y ago
I wonder what would happen if you get a new "recycled" phone number that had been used by someone else on ebay before.
- LorenPechtel 4y agoAnd tracking exists for when a phone changes hands. We receive money by Zelle at times--and every established link blew up the day my account "changed" (T-Mobile/Sprint, there wasn't actually a change but it reported as such.) Why can't the other companies have access to something of the sort?
- nimajneb 4y agoI've had my cell phone phone number for at least 15 years, maybe even 20. I wonder if I should just keep it forever even though it's from an area 2.5 hours from where I live. I think it's 2 area codes away. It also makes it easy to filter spam, I can either recognize the number (stored contact) or know it's a person actually for me (local area code) or it's spam (phone numbers area code).
- maerF0x0 4y agoat least in my experience in the USA area codes are now at most nostalgia, if not meaningless. They leak a bit of info about where you signed up, but I cannot think of a person who bothered to cycle their number to correct the area code.