I also have ZZZ to save Zephyre — a Zimbabwean taxi driver, who’s still in my phone book for no good reason, who’s presumably been confused on occasion by the fool who’s called him from the UK prior to me noticing the ZZZ trick.
The number I use in both cases is 555 in the hope that there isn’t a country where that will be valid
Preach on brother! No one calls me on purpose. I can’t even describe in words the rollercoaster of emotions I feel to see a name pop up on my cell phone only to find out it was just their pocket calling.
Adrian Jun 5
Same problem here :).
At least you protect me from some :D
regards!
Steve Laniel Jun 5
I believe our friendship will grow stronger when you learn that you’re in my phone as “Kessel, Adam.” Angoff, Jeremy will suffer, if anyone does.
Steve McIntyre Jun 5
This is exactly why I have an entry for AAAA123 in my phone address book :-)
Philip Hands Jun 5
Like Steve, I have AAA in my address book.
I also have ZZZ to save Zephyre — a Zimbabwean taxi driver, who’s still in my phone book for no good reason, who’s presumably been confused on occasion by the fool who’s called him from the UK prior to me noticing the ZZZ trick.
The number I use in both cases is 555 in the hope that there isn’t a country where that will be valid
Marius Gedminas Jun 5
I’ve an entry ‘A’ with my own number. If my pocket decides to call it, it just gets a busy signal.
agerard Jun 5
Preach on brother! No one calls me on purpose. I can’t even describe in words the rollercoaster of emotions I feel to see a name pop up on my cell phone only to find out it was just their pocket calling.
I live a sad, lonely life.
Jym Jun 8
=v= I did this just today to another friend named Adam. Luckily for you his surname comes before yours in the alphabet!
UG Jun 14
Hello?…Hello??… HELLO???