You've got caller ID, and you know better than to answer those calls labeled restricted or out of area, but what about those mystery numbers that you're kind of tempted to answer-- just in case it's an emergency or Publisher's Clearing House.
Nine out of ten times it ain't an emergency and chances are it's not Publisher's either.
Want to know who's calling? Yeah, there's the handy-dandy reverse directories out there on the web, but there's also 800notes the "Directory of Unknown Callers". Plug in the number calling you and see if it's of one the many telemarketing or antsy companies offering you something really, really awesome they think you need.
User post information they've collected about calls they've received from numbers listed on the site. Also find info on how to taken off of call lists.
Check it out. If anything, the user comments can be interesting.
Nine out of ten times it ain't an emergency and chances are it's not Publisher's either.
Want to know who's calling? Yeah, there's the handy-dandy reverse directories out there on the web, but there's also 800notes the "Directory of Unknown Callers". Plug in the number calling you and see if it's of one the many telemarketing or antsy companies offering you something really, really awesome they think you need.
User post information they've collected about calls they've received from numbers listed on the site. Also find info on how to taken off of call lists.
Check it out. If anything, the user comments can be interesting.
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