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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWhy are repug office voicemails always FULL?
Isn't there technology that allows for more storage in Voicemail?
Don't they have budgeting for staff to be there to answer calls throughout the day??
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Why are repug office voicemails always FULL? (Original Post)
diva77
Jun 2017
OP
yah! maybe they still have messages from the Reagan era clogging their vm storage
diva77
Jun 2017
#2
They don't want people to be able to leave messages, and they don't want to hear what they have to
MiniMe
Jun 2017
#3
You're right. I have called hundreds of times and have resorted to emailing them.
BigmanPigman
Jun 2017
#8
WhiteTara
(29,676 posts)1. Because they don't want to hear from anyone
so they never listen to their voice mails?
diva77
(7,604 posts)2. yah! maybe they still have messages from the Reagan era clogging their vm storage
WhiteTara
(29,676 posts)4. LOL! That's possible
because I don't think they have updated the system since then!
MiniMe
(21,676 posts)3. They don't want people to be able to leave messages, and they don't want to hear what they have to
say, so they never clean out the voicemail boxes.
SharonClark
(10,005 posts)9. That's the truth
lpbk2713
(42,696 posts)5. PACs and lobbyists have their private numbers.
They are the only ones they want to hear from. The rest can go to hell.
diva77
(7,604 posts)7. access for a price!! forgot to consider that possibility
thanks, lpbk, for kicking my anger up to the next level!!!!
Ilsa
(61,675 posts)6. Send emails, too.
You'll probably get an automated reply, but at least they'll know you're interested.
BigmanPigman
(51,430 posts)8. You're right. I have called hundreds of times and have resorted to emailing them.
Just a few weeks ago none of the mailboxes were full when I placed a round of calls (I am resisting). Last week when I did the same with the ACA Repeal about half were either busy , you had to leave a message or their mailbox was full. I took that as a good sign.