Re: They are not usually so honest

In article <m2y0tmbhjm.fsf@kelutral.omcl.org>,
Steve Coltrin  <spcoltri@omcl.org> wrote:

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djheydt@kithrup.com (Dorothy J Heydt) writes:
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[Hal Heydt]
I still get calls asking for my late wife--who died at the end of
June 2022.

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My mother died in 2016 and the AARP is still sending her letters trying
to get her to join.  Their money to waste.
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(We haven't had a landline since the Noughties.  Her cell phone number
has long since gone back into the pool.  I suppose I have access to her
email and social media - I've got her little black book - but I never
once checked them.  No doubt someone wants to tut tut at me over that;
they should save their electrons.)

[Hal Heydt]
I'm still keeping an eye on my late wife's e-mail accounts
(yes...plural).  I don't know if my mother ever had an e-mail
account.  She died in 2005.  My father certainly didn't.  He died
in 1975.