*phone hate*
Wednesday, 9 May 2007 02:38 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
daI was heading out to lunch when my cellphone buzzed, saying I'd gotten a message. The message had been left 20 minutes previously, but I'm mostly in radio-silence inside my office cuz the concrete walls are too thick.
I extracted their number from the voicemail, but that was annoying because I can't type in numbers while I'm listening to the message; and I'd lost my pen. Unfamiliar area-code meant I couldn't remember the last digits properly. By this point I wasn't too happy with phones.
Just now I got a call from a number that started with "50-" which I'm assuming was![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
melted_snowball. But I only got 10 seconds of (blank) air before the call was disconnected and my phone unceremoniously died from no juice. Boo. (Hope he can call me back, at my work #, or I could try and call him. Hey, I'll do that.)
I could port my cellphone number to vonage and have that ring me at work, cell, and home. Except I don't have a direct-dial number at work. Which means I'd need a soft-phone, or an expensive VoIP phone, and I don't even know if vonage's home service supports that.
I extracted their number from the voicemail, but that was annoying because I can't type in numbers while I'm listening to the message; and I'd lost my pen. Unfamiliar area-code meant I couldn't remember the last digits properly. By this point I wasn't too happy with phones.
Just now I got a call from a number that started with "50-" which I'm assuming was
melted_snowball. But I only got 10 seconds of (blank) air before the call was disconnected and my phone unceremoniously died from no juice. Boo. (Hope he can call me back, at my work #, or I could try and call him. Hey, I'll do that.)I could port my cellphone number to vonage and have that ring me at work, cell, and home. Except I don't have a direct-dial number at work. Which means I'd need a soft-phone, or an expensive VoIP phone, and I don't even know if vonage's home service supports that.
