Oh geez

[superhotelworker]

No.. the Slammer's in MO.. but that's not a bad idea. Sure it'd save day shift (Who he usually bothers) some calls.
WE can't accept them and it says that on both our ends (I asked our local cops if they'd hear that message too, APD said yes).
Hmm.

[taxguykarl]

No.. the Slammer's in MO.. but that's not a bad idea.

Missouri's Dept. of Corrections does not list a number on their site only an e-mail. It never hurts to ask for a block on those calls.

[Andara Bledin]

After about two dozen calls from one particular correctional facility, I finally tracked it down and called them to get our number blocked.

Some of the thing the inmate would say for the name part were vaguely amusing, but it was mostly just annoying, since it would be 3-6 calls in about 15 minutes, that all ended with me declining the charges.

^-.-^

[superhotelworker]

Well to use the MO one, you have to have a prepaid account with them to accept the charges. No hotel I'm aware of has those.
I couldn't accept the calls even if I wanted.

[telecom_goddess]

I hate people who, when there's a problem, pretty much refuse to let you help them. Room move? Discount? No, they don't want anything, except to yell at you. You can't please them.

Ghost hunters sound awesome. I had some at the motel the other night, too, 'cept they were Hubby's new friends he brought by for me to meet and not guests. I foresee Hubs dragging me along for investigations in the future.

Oh can I come? I think you are in the Pacific NW no?