Trade a Lexus for a phone number? In Iraq, prestigious digits can cost a mint
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Re: Trade a Lexus for a phone number? In Iraq, prestigious digits can cost a mint
#2It seems that in the US people have been more obsessed with spelling things with their phone numbers. A practice likely tied to a time when television advertisements and phone numbers needed to be remembered to be effective. I find that I ignore almost all phone calls from numbers I don't recognized due to the prevalence of telemarketers, so I can imagine how this sort of hierarchy of numbers might appeal to certain people.
Re: Trade a Lexus for a phone number? In Iraq, prestigious digits can cost a mint
#3It seems that in the US people have been more obsessed with spelling things with their phone numbers. A practice likely tied to a time when television advertisements and phone numbers needed to be remembered to be effective. I find that I ignore almost all phone calls from numbers I don't recognized due to the prevalence of telemarketers, so I can imagine how this sort of hierarchy of numbers might appeal to certain…
There's only a couple numbers I actually remember... My grandmother's whose hasn't changed in 50+ years, my own google voice number, the one I use for everything, don't even know my actual cell phone number. I have contacts in my phone for that.