Man Cancels A Couple’s Valentine’s Dinner After They Used His Number For Reservations

Some folks have the misfortune of having to suffer more than others fromentitledand annoying people.

Someone lives next to the loud neighbor, someones local store is run by a jerk and so on.

So it shouldnt come as a surprise that some folks decide to at least get a little revenge.

Unfortunately, these days, unscrupulous companies will sell any bit of data they can get their hands on.

That does, of course, also include phone numbers.

After all, telemarketers and similar companies will pay to get a list of active phone numbers.

Person in a hoodie using a phone on public transport, emphasizing phone number privacy.

Even worse, your number in the wrong hands can be used forfraudulentpurposes.

Regardless of their reasons, you have probably given out your number a lot more times than you canremember.

This is not a great practice, but its at least understandable.

Text about using personal phone numbers for reservations, mentioning Google Voice.

Regardless, canceling the reservation made on your very real number seems like a reasonable thing to do.

All in all, its a pretty harmless approach, an actual example of petty revenge.

Its prettyentitledto just use random numbers, knowing full well that someone out there probably has it.

Text expressing annoyance over receiving reservation confirmations and canceling using a phone number.

Check out the results:

Text message about reservation confusion on Valentine’s Day, waiting to cancel.

Reserved table with candles for Valentine’s Day reservation setup.

Text message about using phone number for reservation at 6pm, prompting to cancel with a link.

Cancellation message jokes about using someone else’s number for V-Day reservation.

Man Cancels A Couple’s Valentine’s Dinner After They Used His Number For Reservations

Text exchange discussing random phone number use for reservations.

Reddit comment exchange discussing phone number mishap affecting Valentine’s Day reservations.

Text exchange about using a phone number for a reservation, discussing pre-ordering wine.

Comments discussing sequential phone numbers for reservations.

Comment reads, “Not sure why people wouldn’t use their own number!” related to phone number reservation issue.

Comment discusses using own phone number for reservations, hinting at a Valentine’s Day scenario.

Comment about using phone numbers for reservations on Valentine’s Day.

Comment on reservation phone number mix-up, discussing petty revenge.

Text exchange about phone number mix-up with a TV station’s contest. Sarcastic comment on dealing with mistaken calls.

Text exchange about using phone number for reservation issues, highlighting inconvenience and mistaken identity.

Text message exchange about mistaken phone number for police department.

Reddit comment discussing using a phone number closely related to AT&T’s for profit.

Text describing using someone’s phone number for reservations and the issues it caused.

Text post about misdialing company phone numbers related to reservations.

Text about using a phone number for taxi calls, humorously describing various reactions to incorrect calls.

Image of a humorous story about a misdialed phone number used for church calls.

Text exchange about using phone number mistakenly, highlighting humorous reservation experience.

Text screenshot about using phone number reservations mistakenly made by someone else.

Text describing issues with phone number reservations, emphasizing call confusion.

Text story about phone number mix-up with clinic reservations.

Text exchange about reservations and phone number mix-up with humorous McDonald’s reference.

A humorous story about using the wrong phone number for movie showtimes, leading to a light-hearted conversation.