Originally posted by jillyiant
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Originally posted by jillyiant
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If so, you could either install a blocker application and tell it to drop that number, or save it as a contact so you know to ignore it.
or
You could answer and just fail the security questions.
Personally, i think ignore/drop the call is the better option as they may think you have changed your number after a few days. Be warned they may try and call from another number to see if it is active, so only answer contacts in your phone book.
I know this is frustrating but can only compare it to teething whereby the pain does go away.
Assuming your partner doesn't rely on answer messages, you could always switch it off - even if temporarily.
Personally i don't use them because it allows this type of thing - and other not so other menacing sales calls the medium to increase blood pressure. If i miss a call from someone in my phone book, i call them back. If i don't recognize the number/don't want to - i don't.
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