Thread: Unknown number? (email, robot, internet)

Do you pick calls from 800 or 866 or a random unknown caller? Lately I have been seeing a spike in useless automated calls .

Indeed, there are so many opportunities these days to give unscrupulous sites access to your information. Whichever page you go to, you will be asked to enter your subscriber number—already beginning to question whether I need it. So, on a trip to Germany, I had to visit one site. There I was immediately asked to enter my number to receive SMS. You enter the number, and you won't get rid of spam and ads. Fortunately, I was told that I could use a temporary number at quackr.io to receive free SMS in Germany. I followed the advice so I wouldn't have to open my page unnecessarily.