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Also from Germany: I have. Please don't assume something does not happen because it doesn't happen to you.
by davidktr 4y ago
Also from Germany: I have. Please don't assume something does not happen because it doesn't happen to you.
- Etherlord87 4y agoHe didn't assume that, though, just reported his situation. From Poland: I have two numbers - one I use for various services, and it's constantly bombarded with spam (multiple calls a day), one I only use to contact family members, sometimes some small companies like when ordering firewood - got two phonecalls from an unknown number within a couple days (and I didn't care to answer), and that's it for almost a year now.
- brabel 4y agoSweden here. I do the same thing. One phone number is just unusable and I don't answer any calls anymore, mostly UK callers recruiting, or other random spam. The other, which I don't give to almost anyone except close friends/family, gets no spam. Not sure where my first phone number ended up to become spam target, but I remember I got a call once, when that was really uncommon, which an offer to change insurance companies... I was pissed off with my previous company so I actually did it, and it actually worked well, it was not malicious... but since then I think I was added to a list of "spam-friendly idiot" or something.