sbj405
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Mon Jul-11-05 04:07 PM
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Poll question: Someone who has my phone number(s) repeatedly emails me to call them. |
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Should I?
Note: Call is local. Person has my cell and home numbers. It's a work thing, not a social chit chat thing.
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Debi
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Mon Jul-11-05 04:09 PM
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Their cheating on their spouse and want to show that you're # was the last # that called them...they tell their spouse that you met for drinks and hung out a little too long, so sorry.
Don't take the bait......
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democracyindanger
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Mon Jul-11-05 04:10 PM
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2. Speaking from experience? |
Debi
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Mon Jul-11-05 04:13 PM
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5. I don't know what you're talking about...hey, call me will ya? |
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Mon Jul-11-05 04:10 PM
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I *HATE* the "Call me, I have a question." voicemail or e-mail.
Tell me what the friggin' issue is, and maybe I can just find out the answer BEFORE I call you so I don't have to waste my time.
Can you just reply to their e-mail with a "What is it that you would like to know?"
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Mon Jul-11-05 04:12 PM
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it's like the meeting with no agenda. WHY CAN'T YOU JUST TELL ME? It's gamesmanship - they want to catch you off guard. Don't do it.
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