How do I find who the fuck keeps calling me? I'm getting

>>18560661

your country?

>>18560703
Australia

>>18560713

Can't speak for OZ, but in AMerica there are web sites offering (for a few dollars) reverse phone lookup

>>18560661
Why not just block callers that have numbers you don't recognize and don't leave messages? That's what I do.

>>18560810
It's a different number each time so that won't work

>>18560824
no, there's no magic website. Unless you answer or they leave voicemails you wont even know if the calls are related. It could be something simple like the previous phone owner owing money to kay jewellers or someone that signed up for a survey with a random phone number that happened to be yours.

>>18560824
They will run out of numbers eventually. Another solution is to give all your contacts a ringtone, but set the default ringtone to silent.

>>18560835
That sucks, I was hoping there was. It could be what you said though. It would be nice if they sent a text just so I know who I'm dealing with

>>18560661
Why don't you just pick up the phone and say "hello, who is it?"

>>18560836
That's a pretty good tip in general, thanks anon.

>>18560872
Usually I am fine with answering the phone. I don't want to go into it, just that I suspect this person I used to know is the one calling me and I don't want to have an awkward conversation with them