raccoon
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Thu Jan-13-11 02:20 PM
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If you call somebody's cell, and get the message that "The person is not accepting phone calls now. |
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Try later," what does that mean? (I know I sound clueless but phones aren't my strong suit.)
I mean, doesn't everybody have voicemail? Shouldn't you at least be able to leave a message for the person?
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Thu Jan-13-11 02:31 PM
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Either blocking all calls or certain numbers.
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Thu Jan-13-11 02:57 PM
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2. I have had the experience that it could also mean a suspended account |
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Thu Jan-13-11 03:01 PM
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3. Does it do that if it's a prepay account and they've run out of money? |
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Thu Jan-13-11 03:06 PM
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4. Send them an email that says "Let me know when you're accepting calls again." |
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Thu Jan-13-11 03:30 PM
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5. I don't have voice mail with my cell number |
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I presume when people are trying to reach me via cell that they need to talk to me NOW, not later. Otherwise, they would just call my home and leave a voice mail.
My sister has VM on her cell, but never listens to the messages - she just looks to see who the missed calls are from, and calls them back.
I remember in the old days, before people even had answering machines for their home phones - you just had to call back later. Imagine!
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