At first glance, I thought the second one was accusing you of "stealing his wife". Better be careful with that kind of thing.
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Weird calls
- Thread starter GeauxLSU
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I've had to list it a lot of places recently but both of them actually sounded legit, just that they had the wrong number. Who knows? Like I said.... I'm a magnet....
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Hmm.... maybe I shouldn't have been so abrupt. Perhaps he was just calling to say 'thanks'?
Hmm.... maybe I shouldn't have been so abrupt. Perhaps he was just calling to say 'thanks'?
Possibly a missed opportunity.
Its simple.
Stop hitting parked cars and stealing WiFi
hahaha all jokes aside, i've had a few weird calls within the past few days myself.
Stop hitting parked cars and stealing WiFi
hahaha all jokes aside, i've had a few weird calls within the past few days myself.
Its robocalls
Google voice services make it hard as hell to trace actual persons making call
I normally don't even answer a call I don't recognize but I've gotten two in the last couple of days that were local and odd.
1) A week ago got a call fairly late Saturday night and the guy says I left a number on his car after I hit it in a parking lot. When I informed him he had the wrong number the conversation went south quickly. I ended it. I looked up number. Apparenlty he's in Fairburn. GLWS.
2) A couple hours ago a guy calls and tells me I'm 'stealing his wifi'. Wants to know how I got his password and if I'm a hacker. Says he looked up my search history and got my number. Another call that went south and I ended.
Anyway, I'm normally a crazy magnet, but that's generally just in person.
Maybe the guy#2 was having his WiFi purloined by guy #1
. Stalker
Watch it lady.
