Weird or funny Caller ID numbers
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Comments (11)I have gotten calls re my DGD's ex's sister! I don't know her, have never met or even seen her. She lives in California; I have never been in California; as far as I know she has never been in Virginia. I recognized the name and asked my DGD about it and she said it would have been a collection agency because the girl has been in $$trouble for a long time. She has a first name that could be male or female. When the caller asked if I knew HIS address, I knew they didn't even know who they were looking for. I would love to know how they got my number. CR, I hope you don't get any more calls. Hope I don't either. Sue...See MoreWeird Raynaud's and Crazy Mice
Comments (36)Patriciae, I'm impressed with your rat knowledge! I know a family that keeps several rats as pets, but I don't know what kind they are. The mom (a very bright woman) has told me about the rats' personalities and affectionate nature. I absolutely believe her, but I'm not tempted. I also know a college professor who rescues orphaned baby opossums. He told me opossums seek the warmth of macadam roads on their feet in cold weather, and they're often killed by cars while still carrying their young in pouches. So my friend takes them home to raise. They live only about three years. I don't know if they'd live longer in the wild, but it seems unlikely. I meant to mention that I spent several hundred dollars last week getting my piano repaired because of mouse damage. When we first moved here, mice built a nest in the piano that came with the house--a marvelous old upright. That took some serious fixing too. But my present piano is a grand, with all the strings and hammers visible, so it never occurred to me that mice could invade it. But they went after the felts, which apparently mice consider tasty. I don't think it would have happened when I played the piano every day, but I haven't done that for some time. Re Raynaud's, mine started in my feet about 40 years ago. I wear disposable foot warmers six months of the year. It gets expensive, so I should probably look at alternatives. Eandhl, I'm the same way about meds, and I react badly to antihistamines too....See MoreIf Only Medical Office Numbers Would Have Caller ID
Comments (27)This is an interesting conversation. I access all of my healthcare through a large hospital system in Michigan. In the past, all phone calls came from a single readily identifiable number regardless of which clinic, specialty, location or department it came from. Recently, the calls come from various numbers, but they are identified as ”Healthcare”. Although the single number worked for my purposes, I think the ”Healthcare” identifier is better. It addresses the scenarios mentioned above such as a call from an unfamiliar hospital about a loved one. I recently spoke to a man who had been on a kidney transplant list for six years. In early July he received a phone call at 2:00am. He assumed it was a wrong number, but a little voice told him to pick up the phone and look at caller ID. It said ”Healthcare”. He had a new kidney by lunchtime....See MoreMy funny & aggravating Phishing story
Comments (39)Aok, here is something from the department of justice that tells what that customer is up to. The scams work like this: Someone responds to your posting or ad, and offers to use a cashier's check, personal check or corporate check to pay for the item you're selling. At the last minute, the so-called buyer (or the buyer's "agent") comes up with a reason for writing the check for more than the purchase price, and asks you to wire back the difference after you deposit the check. You deposit the check and wire the funds back to the "buyers." Later, the check bounces, leaving you liable for the entire amount. I am still shocked by the depths of awfulness in people....See More- 7 years ago
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