Fucking prank callers. Fifteen minutes ago I got a call from (removed phone number - skip) and some girl saying she’s from (mumbles) and they’ll be disconecting (mumbles) in the next 24, then she hung up. Now why would a utility company call at 11:30 at night : :dubious: : ? And why would they block their name, but not their phone number, (removed phone number - skip)? So I tried looking up (removed phone number - skip) on in a reverse directory, but only got the city. So I called (removed phone number - skip) and what did I get? A girl picked up and as soon as I said “Um I just got a call from (removed phone number - skip) saying you’re diconecting…” and they hung up. So I called (removed phone number - skip) again and this a different, younger, voice said to someone else “Oh shit he called back!” and then hung up. So I called (removed phone number - skip) a third time, but got an adult woman. I told her that someone at (removed phone number - skip) called claiming they’re going to disconect something and that when I called back someone said “Oh shit he called back!” She claimed to have no idea what I was talking about so I told her to stop the prank calls and if I get any more calls from (removed phone number - skip) I’m calling the police. Now it would be very wrong of me prank call (removed phone number - skip) or ask others to prank call (removed phone number - skip). Please don’t sink to (removed phone number - skip)'s level and prank call (removed phone number - skip).
OK, so the betting pool on how long this stays open, visible, and unedited is on. I call 47 minutes, 30 seconds. Place your bets…
While I understand why you’re annoyed, alphaboi867, please don’t post phone numbers like you just did. The SDMB is not meant to be used as a way to “get back” at those who annoy you, even if it’s someone prank-calling you late at night. Please see the following linked post for more of an explanation (it deals with e-mail campaigns, but the same principle applies):