I was informed last night that our ops manager sent me a text message yesterday and apparently I replied with a "Who u?" and "How did u get my number?" For one, I know her number, so why would I ask that? I know I can be rude, but I do know how to choose when to be and not to be rude. Trust me, my manager is someone I don't have the guts to be blatantly rude to. And unless I am schizophrenic, I did not receive (nor answer) a text message from her yesterday. The last message I got from her was last Saturday. So, I wonder why this happened and how someone could possibly receive and answer text messages intended for me. Is it because, as far as I can remember, I bought the SIM card somewhere in a mall and not from the actual service provider? Is it possible that there are 2 of us using the same number?I wonder if my manager double-checked to verify if the person was really me. Maybe she didn't because I sent her another message informing her that it was not me, but I didn't get a response. Now, we'll see if she's gonna take it against me or not. At least I know I blogged it today and my conscience is clear.
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It also happened to my brother. Someone left a voicemail on his cel telling na kelangan na nyang magbayad ng credit card nya sa target... Weird!! Knowing na kabibili lang namin ng cell that time.
Nakakainis ang ganyan. Sabi ng Globe pag prepaid daw di pa sila makagawa ng list of numbers na nag-send sa akin or na-text ko on a certain date kaya sobrang frustrating.
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