WhenInDoubtFuck
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Just thought I'd share some services I've come across to help those that are hesitant to engage in the joys of phone sex because they are concerned about exchanging numbers or getting unwanted calls at awkward times, etc. Note: I'm in California, USA, so this probably won't help those in other countries.
First up, caller ID block. This is where it hides your number from the person you're calling. You can pay to have this added to most services, however, even if its not part of your phone plan, the feature might still be available. *67 works for me, and most providers in the states. Simply dial that, you should hear a momentary disruption in the dial tone and then it will be active until you end that call. This service is free from a lot of cable/phone providers. Please check with your service to see if you have it and if there is a charge.
Second, Google Voice. Basically, Google registers a phone number just for you. It ties to a Gmail/Google account, and can be accessed directly though Google chat also. It's pretty much your own personal concierge phone service. You give someone the number, they ring it, Google rings you. You are given the option to answer or send them to voice mail. The awesome thing is you can redirect it to any phone you've set up on your account. Or, if you choose, you can redirect to Google chat only. It can take messages, let you call from the web page, send/receive texts or even block callers. Now you've got a number that you can give out pretty freely.
With all things, you have to exercise some common sense when it comes to dabbling in phone sex. Though I'm sure some people will use this to cheat on their SO's, that is not at all my intent. Whether you choose phone or instant messengers, Skype or email. You should never be giving direct, personal or work contact info to someone until you've had the chance to get to know them first. It's not too hard to get an anonymous account or change the personal details so as not to reveal too much information.
Please feel free to share any other services or tips you might have on this subject. Note: This is not meant for a discussion of KIK, Skype, Snapchat etc. Those are already services that can easily be turned off or blocked or have anonymous options.
First up, caller ID block. This is where it hides your number from the person you're calling. You can pay to have this added to most services, however, even if its not part of your phone plan, the feature might still be available. *67 works for me, and most providers in the states. Simply dial that, you should hear a momentary disruption in the dial tone and then it will be active until you end that call. This service is free from a lot of cable/phone providers. Please check with your service to see if you have it and if there is a charge.
Second, Google Voice. Basically, Google registers a phone number just for you. It ties to a Gmail/Google account, and can be accessed directly though Google chat also. It's pretty much your own personal concierge phone service. You give someone the number, they ring it, Google rings you. You are given the option to answer or send them to voice mail. The awesome thing is you can redirect it to any phone you've set up on your account. Or, if you choose, you can redirect to Google chat only. It can take messages, let you call from the web page, send/receive texts or even block callers. Now you've got a number that you can give out pretty freely.
With all things, you have to exercise some common sense when it comes to dabbling in phone sex. Though I'm sure some people will use this to cheat on their SO's, that is not at all my intent. Whether you choose phone or instant messengers, Skype or email. You should never be giving direct, personal or work contact info to someone until you've had the chance to get to know them first. It's not too hard to get an anonymous account or change the personal details so as not to reveal too much information.
Please feel free to share any other services or tips you might have on this subject. Note: This is not meant for a discussion of KIK, Skype, Snapchat etc. Those are already services that can easily be turned off or blocked or have anonymous options.