I'm in AZ and they called and asked for "Ed". There is an Ed living here, but shouldn't they have asked for Edward, or Mr. So-and-so? They aren't friends, they should abbreviate a name like they are. They came up with the number and "OKLAHOMA" as the name on Caller ID. It was the first time I had personally seen it, so I answered. People in our house have friends in many states, so I thought i might be a cell phone or something of one of them.
So frustrating...we get a call (sometimes daily for like a week plus) from a local carpet cleaning company, and we have told them several times that we don't even have carpet, and to stop calling. Mom finally told them she was going to report them and they'd be fined...but that was only a day or two ago...we'll see if they call again...lol.
Company has called several times. However, I don't answer unavailables, out of area, unknown or name not found calls. My answering machine does. I screen my calls and if they don't talk and leave a message then they remain however they appear on my phone. One push of a button and they become deleted. Probably as much or more annoying to them as they think they are to me. Just curious to know who's behind the scheme or scam.
I'm in AZ and they called and asked for "Ed". There is an Ed living here, but shouldn't they have asked for Edward, or Mr. So-and-so? They aren't friends, they should abbreviate a name like they are. They came up with the number and "OKLAHOMA" as the name on Caller ID. It was the first time I had personally seen it, so I answered. People in our house have friends in many states, so I thought i might be a cell phone or something of one of them.
So frustrating...we get a call (sometimes daily for like a week plus) from a local carpet cleaning company, and we have told them several times that we don't even have carpet, and to stop calling. Mom finally told them she was going to report them and they'd be fined...but that was only a day or two ago...we'll see if they call again...lol.