Is Changing numbers a lot a red flag?
- Thread starter JayMoney27
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Plausable..
Why should a number be changed numerous times unless there is something to hide OR.. I often reverse search if meeting someone for the first time... If there are more then two numbers I will not see them. In today’s tech world numbers are portable from carrier to carrier ( ATT- Verizon etc), so anything more then a couple of numbers raises a red flag for me
Why should a number be changed numerous times unless there is something to hide OR.. I often reverse search if meeting someone for the first time... If there are more then two numbers I will not see them. In today’s tech world numbers are portable from carrier to carrier ( ATT- Verizon etc), so anything more then a couple of numbers raises a red flag for me
For the hobby in-general, multiple numbers over time doesn't necessarily mean they're running a scam or setting you up, but it still raises enough concern that you might just want to look elsewhere.
Many providers have at least one number change, though. A lot of the time, they're still figuring things out early on and don't know the importance of holding onto a number, or maybe they rebrand themselves once they have a game plan. Still, that's usually a one-time thing.
All that said, t-gurls are generally flakier than cis girls, so I'd take multiple number changes as a big red flag.
Many providers have at least one number change, though. A lot of the time, they're still figuring things out early on and don't know the importance of holding onto a number, or maybe they rebrand themselves once they have a game plan. Still, that's usually a one-time thing.
All that said, t-gurls are generally flakier than cis girls, so I'd take multiple number changes as a big red flag.
