Quick tip in phone etiquette: if you call someone and another person answers the phone, simply ask if the person you are looking for is around. It's that simple.
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What I liked as this guy who called just about 3 hours ago, asked for "Shelly". I told him he had a wrong number and he was like "Wait, no I don't!" and I am like "Sir, there is no one named Shelly here. I am sorry, but you do indeed have a wrong number." and he started to argue some more and I just hung up. He called right back, I let him argue with my voice mail.
What I liked as this guy who called just about 3 hours ago, asked for "Shelly". I told him he had a wrong number and he was like "Wait, no I don't!" and I am like "Sir, there is no one named Shelly here. I am sorry, but you do indeed have a wrong number." and he started to argue some more and I just hung up. He called right back, I let him argue with my voice mail.
Sounds like a jackass. He must have wanted Shelly bad!
i just hang the phone then, and when he/she called again. i answered the phone and said, "you know me?" ;) just a revenge. lol
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do you prefer being called with offers/inquires about your domains or emailed?
does it happen that you ignore email inquires but are happy to talk on the phone about your names?
I prefer email at first but mainly due to the fact that I have my notes and domain spreadsheet on my pc. If I could get that on my Iphone I would be prepared to deal anywhere I was at the time.
I can honestly say I don't think I have ever done that to anyone. If I have it was so long ago I can't recall doing it.
Agreed in full on your response though. My reply to them is virtually identical to yours... "Uh, you're the one calling, let's start with who YOU are and who you're wanting to speak with."
Quick tip in phone etiquette: if you call someone and another person answers the phone, simply ask if the person you are looking for is around. It's that simple.
I can honestly say I don't think I have ever done that to anyone. If I have it was so long ago I can't recall doing it.
Agreed in full on your response though. My reply to them is virtually identical to yours... "Uh, you're the one calling, let's start with who YOU are and who you're wanting to speak with."
You guys have never had a friend call you from someone else's phone? People do that all the time to me, but I usually identify myself first.
"Hi, my name is... Did someone call me from this number?"
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