You, of course, give your contact out to the world when you have a business, as you want more people to know about your business and to be able to contact you. Although this is the safest and best option, business owners are often unwilling to do so, especially if the number is already on promotional materials. Once a number has been compromised, there might be no other option but to change it. These automated calls will clog your phone line and block your access to customers, which will severely drag down revenue.ĭespite the fact that the U.S Federal Trade Commission has designed a Do Not Call Registry to prevent unwanted automated calls and millions of Americans have this option, the service does not always function as required or even as hoped. And if your personal number is also your business number, I’m afraid that the frustrating nature of these calls is not only what you have to worry about. Now, I’m sure you have encountered these types of automated calls quite a couple of times on your personal number, and I’m certain they are all mostly frustrating. Robocalls are often associated with political and telemarketing phone campaigns, but can also be used for public-service or emergency announcements. Robocalls are phone calls that use a computerized autodialer to deliver a pre-recorded message, as if from a robot. Now, what are the problems you are most likely to face if you decide to “mix business with pleasure”? You can’t avoid robocalls. Imagine your phone ringing, and every time you have to wonder if it’s your family or your business associates (as the saying goes- “don’t mix business with pleasure”). However, if you happen to be a business owner then running all your activities, both personal and business, through a single phone number might not actually be that convenient. It’s usually seen as the more convenient option, since they get to run all their phone activities through that number and therefore only have to worry about one number.
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