A lot of SP ads clearly warn "No blocked calls" but is it ok if I have a roaming cell phone with a out-of-province area code? Or will it be suspicious and not answered at all?
No blocked calls.
- Thread starter dudleythecow789
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Instead of not calling and never finding out, I'd suggest trying. If you can't get through or get a suspicious response, you'll have your answer. If you get through and make an appointment, you'll also have your answer.
Yea, I just wanna know before hand so I don't have to wander around Toronto looking for a new sim card.
out of town area code usually means 1 thing.
you are visiting toronto...
i can say this , almost all will answer your call
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you are visiting toronto...
i can say this , almost all will answer your call
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The whole blocked call issue confuses me - if people think they are safer somehow they are fooling themselves. It is not difficult at all to get a pre-paid cell (bought in cash) with no identity (or a false one) given.
So how does having a number pop up on a screen make you safer?
So how does having a number pop up on a screen make you safer?
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crystalpalace
dudleythecow789 said:
You won't need to wonder around Toronto for a new SIM. You can pick one up in any gazillion number of cell phone stores in town and have a new number in 10 minutes.
Quest4Less said:
It dramatically cuts down on the number of prank calls. I agree the safety issue is fake--but SP's are constantly harassed by guys who have no intention of actually booking, or who book but have no intention of showing up.
It turns out SP's can avoid a lot of hassle by refusing calls where the number is blocked--I guess most pranksters can't be bothered to get a prepaid SIM just for this purpose.
