Just got this text to my work cell...
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Anonymous
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"Who's number is this"
From the phone number 1 greater than my cell. Since it's late and I'm bored I thought I'd let you all decide if and how I should answer. I will note that I rarely use the phone for texts or calls. Most calls I get to it are redirects from my landline. I even had to look up my cell phone number since I don't give it out except in my work email signature. So would you respond and if yes what would you say? |
Anonymous
| I wouldn't respond. Certainly not honestly. |
Anonymous
| I would definitely ignore it. |
Anonymous
| Lol. It's the guy on relationships trying to see if you are cheating with his wife. Respond "me babe. You looked so good last night" |
Anonymous
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/348364.page |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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I would respond with "Who's asking?"
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Anonymous
| i would ignore it. or else say "mine" |
Anonymous
OP here. Love this. |
Anonymous
Funny but just delete the text, OP. If the number is one off from yours it might be work related. Or not. Both my husband and I got calls on our cells on the same day from different numbers with a person asking who's number it was insisting that we called them. I think it's some sort of phising. Of course we told them that they called up and if they didn't know who they were calling then they were out of luck. |
Anonymous
| I cannot believe an adult would ask this, delete it moron. |
Anonymous
That was my first thought too! |
Anonymous
An adult is less likely to use "who's" when s/he means "whose." |
Anonymous
Building on this, you could respond saying, "this is your fourth grade teacher. It's WHOSE phone is this, not WHO'S phone is this." |
Anonymous
| I got this text too, on Thanksgiving. I ignored it, but I am loving the replies. |