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She says if she calls the cops every time he shows up ...sm

Posted By: curious girl on 2009-02-05
In Reply to: I agree with everyone so far s/m - MI-MT

he will just be gone by the time they get there. She did pick up the phone several months ago when he put the gun to his head. She said I am calling 911 to come take you to get help. He immediately stopped and sat down and said no please don't call the cops. I am not going to kill myself. I won't do that anymore. Now if he was serious, he would have not cared. He would have said hey I will be dead before they get here. He knew he wasn't going to do it and he didn't want to get hauled off for psychiatric evaluation. THen he started threatening this again on the phone one time and she said ok I am going to have you committed then cause you need help. He said oh no I am not going to kill myself. And for a long time he did not bring it up again. It is for attention.


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Call the cops - it can't make it any worse!
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Daughter is only 3 and she calls me

Me:  Momma 


Dad:  Daddy. 


When she gets older I think she will probably call me mom.


I know when I was younger something that would really irritate my mom is when I called her "mother'. 


Do NOT take any calls when you are at work.
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Her BF is controlling? Yours calls and you hop in
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Does anyone else keep getting phone calls
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I've been getting these calls 4 or 5 times a day. I let it go through to answering service and nothing. Surely after 3 months of this they would get tired and stop calling.

I really have to figure out how to have these numbers blocked but in the meantime it drives me buggy.
annoying calls
I get them also, especially with all 000, very annoying.
put it to you this way--know a guy in is 40s who still calls it his bobo. NM
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I use only for emergency and quick calls. Pay $100 for yr.
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Nuisance 800 phone calls
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Thanks! My husband calls it porridge and
my 7-year-old LOVES it!!!
My son's kindergarten teacher calls him

that all the time.  How old is the child we are talking about and the sex of the child/teacher? 


There's just not enough information to give an opinion.


I just use the answer machine to screen calls - sm
if its a recorded call, it doesn't record. If it's a sales call, they rarely leave a message, and if they do, I erase it. If I need to be available to family members, I tell them to identify themselves in the message, and I'll pick up.
I use the answering machine to screen calls too--sm
if it is something important and they begin to leave a message, I will answer, otherwise I won't. Most of the time, they will not leave a message.

The do not call list is helpful, but not for everything. If you really want to take the time, you can answer the phone and before they start their pitch, tell them nicely that you wish to be removed from their call list. They are supposed to remove you. If they call back after that, you can report them to the do not call list and they will be fined for it. Also ask for the name of who you are speaking to. Sometimes two or three different people from the same place have your number and even though you ask to be removed from one person calling, the next may not know that and call you anyway. It took me almost a week of doing this on a daily basis and eventually the calls stopped. It takes time, but it works. oh, heavenly peace and quiet!
Not necessarily, many phone calls may have been made. (nm)
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withheld cell phone calls
my son keeps getting crank calls on his cell phone all the time.  I called ATT and they say there is no way to tell who it is.  How can I find out.  I know it has to be one of his friends.  Now he is actually getting weird messages.  Any ideas??  Thanks
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register are set up to only let you in 1 time by either phone or internet, so why can't AI do this also????
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One call from the National Federation for the Blind. 


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Criminy! 


Okay, I'm done venting.


 


Phone calls are defininely in order here first! Passed
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I hadVonage & experienced choppy & dropped calls. They are much like AOL
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P.S. Before anyone calls me a bad mother or blames me for any of his issues, my other two children
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My father-in-law sends my daughter presents, calls her, etc. BUT

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It is really just a crappy thing my FIL is doing.  If I confront him about he'll just feign innocence and act like he didn't realize he was treating them differently.  So maybe my anger is just fruitless anyway.


The original When a Stranger Calls...at the height of my babysitting years. nm
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Basically stick to a schedule. Laundry is only "housework" while I"m working. Keep calls sh
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Love the cell phone commercials (cingular?) about dropped calls
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if actual threats then report it; keep all records/emails/calls for reference
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'scuse...keep calls short as I feel I must do these things in order to make money. No babies
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You've chosen great shows....Etta James?!!?.....I would give my right arm to see her live!....Bring tissues to Phantom if you've never seen it before.  You're gonna have a lotta fun.    
It shows an ape for everyone
NM
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Well, if it shows up in my
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