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Date Posted: 20:44:41 06/06/11 Mon
Author: The Chief
Subject: BTW, I often use the address and landline # for my husband's place of employment when registering for something online that looks a little shady. I wonder how many crazy magazines or weird phone calls they've gotten! LOL
In reply to: The Chief - OR, give them their own business # - chances are the younger the check-out clerk, the less likely they are to know the # of the store! LOL 's message, "Sorry about that, MB! I'm still sticking to my guns, too. As for what to tell businesses that want a phone # when you check out, ask if they can process the transaction w/o it. If not, give them the # of a nearby business like a McDonalds or a Walgreens. It's not like they're ever gonna call it, but it will keep them from selling your # to a sales person." on 20:43:30 06/06/11 Mon


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