Leave it to me...
Let's be honest, I have some of the best stories. In just 26 years (and really just in the past 5), I have had some of the craziest things happen to me, met some of the weirdest people and just have been involved in some unique situations. A lot of times people use the phrase "you would" with me, or the "that *would* happen to you."
I'm here to say, what you are about to read about would definitely happen to ME, and according to Apple and Verizon employees I may be the only person they've ever heard of that this has happened to.
Over the past two days I have had at least 6 or 7 instances where, (bear with me because this makes no sense) my phone is sitting next to me and rings. When I answer it, the person on the other end tells me that I'm the one that called THEM. Um, no. I didn't call you. I know no one in Pinehurst, Goldsboro or Marysville, Washington. I have no friends in Texas and I wouldn't call for a taxi at 12 p.m. while eating my lunch at my desk.
Yep... first world problems. Hopefully Verizon can help me out... props to Tony for putting in the ticket.
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Even better... after this I told him "this would happen to me." His response: "I know right" How do you know, TONY? Do I just exude failure? Life is awesome.
Has this happened to anyone else?
[troubleshooting hat] It SOUNDS like you have some kind of forwarding account that's making calls for you. For instance, through Google Voice, I can set up a call on the website, it will call my phone, and then call the number I set it up to call.
ReplyDeleteDo you get rings when you pick up, or is it right to the other person on the line?