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The number is registered in southwest Connecticut, but that isn't necessarily where the caller is located.
Hi so I got a call that was No caller ID, and I ignored it. Then I got another call from New Roads, LA, and I answered it. (I do not live anywhere near LA) (Got this call at 9:11 pm). A woman asked is this __ (my name) and I said no (even though that was my name) she said “you have less than 24 hours” and started...
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The day after Election day, when they lose big.
How do I temporarily turn off or disable incoming calls on a house phone (not a cell phone)?
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How is that different from now?
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It is activated by gamma rays, much like flubber.
For example, if I called someone but I blocked or altered my number, is there a way to determine where the call really originated from? Specifically with a landline.
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You’re also forgetting that the 20th century was the 1900’s so this means anyone whose age is below 19 years as of 2018 was born in the 21st century (Unless they were born in a later date in 1999, which was still in the twentieth century). So you want ALL of our police officers, firefighters, doctors, nurses,...
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I block every scammy call I receive. But you could also look into a service like nomorobo. I believe it's free for landlines (but only certain providers) and pretty cheap for cell phones. I haven't tried it myself but a friend swears by it.