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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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What is with companies using software to change their phone number? Is it to dupe people into thinking it's a local number? Or, as one guy responded to my questioning, it's to enhance signal for mobile phones?
I think the latter is bullshit. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's most annoying, I find they always come up with a location on my mobile so I reject these now. I used to be able to block but now it's never the same number |
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"What is with companies using software to change their phone number? Is it to dupe people into thinking it's a local number? Or, as one guy responded to my questioning, it's to enhance signal for mobile phones?
I think the latter is bullshit."
Latter defo bullshit |
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"I don't answer the phone, it means I'd have to interact with a hooman. 
I've seen these hooman on tv, some of them look like nasty buggers "
I bent over once and got buggered. It was quite nice actually  |
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"I don't answer the phone, it means I'd have to interact with a hooman.
I've seen these hooman on tv, some of them look like nasty buggers
I bent over once and got buggered. It was quite nice actually "
Not tried that yet, furthest I've been is a dainty finger from mrs  |
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It's a straightforward, old technological capability but companies are just working out how to fool and annoy those of us who don't want to speak to them.
Report abuse to the Information Commissioners office - data abuse, such as your information or appropriate body. |
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