> Even more concern, 70% of consumers don’t answer a call if the caller’s number is anonymous.
The concerning part is 30% still answer the calls.
The concerning part is 30% still answer the calls.
A certain person who needed to give me an appointment kept calling at unpredictable afternoon and evening times from an anonymous number, ignoring the voicemails I left with my availability info, and not proposing specific times in her voicemails to me.
I did get the appointment in the end, but only by happening to notice one of her calls in real time - still from an anonymous number - and answering.
I'm told similar important uses of anonymous numbers aren't too rare in this public healthcare system.