I’m the same way with my mail.

I’m a millennial - I don’t check my mailbox for 6+ weeks at a time.

If I order something, then I know about it and expect it at my door (because it’s fedex, amazon, or ups).

Otherwise, it will have to wait until I happen to remember I have a mailbox.

For example, with bills - I expect you to have my email address and use it, because I supplied it whenever I established xyz account.

Exceptions:

1. Around the holidays when people send out holiday cards!
2. For a local property tax exemption, my county refuses to email it. Their requirement for receiving the exemption is that you live here locally, and part of their way for verifying that, is by sending the request form to your local physical address.

Sms aren't limited by my availability....you can send them at 4am in the morning so i can ignore them for 2 weeks for no reason. Meanwhile if you call me at 4am I'd still be awake but it's none of your business why and i wouldn't answer them anyway so why bother.

Annoyance issue.
--late Boomer

Because sms respects my time. I can check it when I can I do not need to stop everything I am doing for it. A call doesn't, I have to stop everything to pick it up.

Why should I feel obligated to be available for a phone call?

The professional thing to say here is "spam prevention".

Why would they even ask that lmao. "Eat my entire ass" that's why, fuck you.

As an older millennial I use the phone just fine, thank you very much.

It's Facebook and other random proprietary crap being used for IRL communications (especially important stuff like community associations, etc.) that I can't deal with.

“No.”

I wouldn't mind people calling me if I didn't expect 90% of my calls to be scams.

Genx and haven't liked to pick up the phone my whole life

Im just autistic and can't hold an unrehearsed phone conversation, let alone irl conversation, to save my life.

"I can, I just don't want to be"

I once signed up for something that required separate home and cell phone numbers. Some shipping service or something. And it wouldn't let me put the same number for both. Like come on, nobody is paying for landlines nowadays. I ended up putting my parents' phone number for the home phone (which they coincidentally just got rid of this week.)

"My rate for voice services is $0.35 per minute. Ask about by bulk rate for 15, 30, or 60 minute increments when prepaid. Any calls without prepayment will be billed at the per minute rate, net30 terms. Please have a PO# ready when calling."

Antisocial is why

"because I don't want it."

Shit I ignore texts for days too. 😒

what kind of bs is that? 500 characters wouldn't be enough to fit my uneducated reply to that stupid question.

Am I the only millennial that doesn't mind phone calls? Don't get me wrong, I very much prefer an SMS or email if it will suffice but phone calls tend to be quicker if you need something taken care of immediately.

I would love to get contacted by telephone. I hate SMS.

Where's the joke

/s

Mine would be "antisocial."

Skill issue

UK visa website?