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"text me I am interested."

No sir I do no trust you enough to give you my phone number until we have conversed on ODT first.
Seems rather pointless to me.

Guess you have to be older than a millenial to remember when the telephone company published a real book with everyone's phone number in it, and if you couldn't find the book, you could call 411, and they would tell you what it was. Even for the whole United States.

In fact you didn't even have to know the whole name. You could ask for the name of "Smith" on "Oak Drive" in "East Jesus" and the nice lady would take the time to look it up.

And yet most of us managed to live through that evil era.
 
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For me, "text me" or "call me at...." is code for, "I think I can get a better price if I talk to you and try to haggle you down. And besides, if it goes sideways, I can easily back out and screw you over because you don't have a PM trail."

And on the list of things nobody ain't got time for, that's at the top.
 
For me, "text me" or "call me at...." is code for, "I think I can get a better price if I talk to you and try to haggle you down. And besides, if it goes sideways, I can easily back out and screw you over because you don't have a PM trail."
And on the list of things nobody ain't got time for, that's at the top.

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