Posted by da.bees on November 15, 2015 at 08:44:39 from (24.27.75.84):
In Reply to: WHY ALL THE QUESTIONS posted by lenray on November 14, 2015 at 18:09:33:
I figure it's only people doing what they have been doing since man learned to talk. Turn on the tv any day to see what I'm talking about. They are just taking it to new levels. One example is caller ID. I got an answering machine and caller ID before they were common. Wrong number calls and obsene calls dried up pretty quick when they realized I could identify them and most likly find their address. Compare wrong numbers you recieve now to the quanity you got before caller ID. Some people simply injoy acting like a fool while people watch but there are many more that will only do it if they remain anomonus. Add to that that phones and the net reach all over the world. Kinda funny how some of us think even when we are serious about buying something. Right here in this conversation some refuse to email while others refuse to call while others refuse to text. A word of advice for those posting their phone number. If you pi$$ some people off they may post and ad of their own with your phone number saying call any time and you can't delete the thing. I usually tell the seller I will take it if the ad is 100% accurate but if I drive over there and find it's not accurate I will be looking for satisfaction. New engine and transmission but carburator and battery are missing indeed! My son in law will not responde to an ad unless there is a picture. I don't understand why he needs a picture of new items he's seen thousands of times.
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