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amy said...
I would highly recommend setting up a temporary number. I don't know how long it would be needed, but the number can last up until a month.
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Home Depot is a sponsor of this add, right? xD
ReplyDeleteDo not give out your personal info or take candy from strangers (unless it is Halloween, of course)
ReplyDeleteI would highly recommend setting up a temporary number. I don't know how long it would be needed, but the number can last up until a month.
ReplyDeletewww.inumbr.com
Thanks for the suggestion Amy. That sounds like it might be useful.
ReplyDeleteBut... they're not asking for a phone number?
ReplyDeleteYes, they are. On the web site it asks for a phone number.
ReplyDeleteSomeone isn't quoting the blog post correctly.
We were originally told by a representative of the ARG that if we did not feel comfortable with the ARG asking for personal phone numbers then we should remove it since we were responsible for the post. As a result we removed the request for phone numbers.
ReplyDeleteWhen the ARG said this did not match their wishes we simply linked the original post so that they are responsible for its content.