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In my experience, there is very little that a firm but polite phone call can’t fix.

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finally called att to transfer my number to a new phone after dreading the convo for a week. Did i get the help i was looking for? Of course not. Am i frustrated that this relatively simple issue is apparently unfixable? Absolutely! But i picked up the phone and sometimes that's all you can do
Mar 9, 2025
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today i made a phone call i have been putting off for weeks. it took less than 10 minutes and i got all my questions answered.
Jan 26, 2024
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Stop texting so much. Call your friend, or anyone. A phone call can be so much faster and efficient. Especially when you’re trying to make plans. There’s so much communication that’s lost when you don’t hear someone’s tone. Listen, I was a salesman before I worked in the entertainment biz and I spent eight hours a day on the phone. Cold calling. It was disgusting. But if there’s anything I learned, it’s that if you want to close a deal it starts with picking up the phone.

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