I have a question about the messages bill collectors leave. We received one today, and first of all, it didn't even sound "professional", because the lady's voice kept fading away like she was moving around a lot and not talking into the receiver. Also, she didn't even have the right name: she said Chrissy, but I'm assuming she meant Chris, my husband's name. A few lines of the message: "..if you're listening to this message, we'll assume you are the person we are trying to reach". I've heard of automated messages like this, after which you are connected to a live person if you stay on the line, but not messages from a live person. My point is, if they leave a message on your machine, how are they supposed to "know" who listens to it? Another line from the message ".. if you are recording this message, cease and desist" Ummm..isn't that what voicemail is for, to RECORD a message? Why wouldn't they want us to record them? Is it legal for me to do that, since they record me?
2007-02-28
13:44:03
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crackersmacker_1
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