We’ve all dealt with spam calls and bad numbers, and, in the worst case scenario, we’ve accidentally answered one of those unwanted calls.

In this story, someone finds a way to deal with a rude caller… by giving them a taste of their own spam.

Let’s dial in.

I honestly don’t know his number

Today, I had a random number call me and demand why I was leaving missed calls on his phone.

Told him I actually don’t know your number why would I call you?

Great question. What’s his response?

He is agitated, yells, “Woman, why would you keep calling me then!?” Tells me to screw off and hangs up.

I answered his phone call because I was expecting an actual phone call or I wouldn’t have.

Yeah, I was wondering… you never answer for an unknown number! But what can OP do now?

Later, I’m at the mall with an angry toddler. Currently been badgered by a lady who keeps inviting me to their Church and asked if they can give me a call.

So I signed their form with this guy’s number and said I just need a lot of Jesus in my life, I needed daily reminders that I am loved.

Don’t we all?

Sounds like he needed Jesus in his life, swearing at a stranger like that.

I probably do too, but that’s okay.

Hopefully this guy doesn’t miss his calling from above.

Let’s see how the comments react to this phone tag.

This person suggests a less holy vengeance.

This poster says sometimes assumptions ARE the right move.

Someone else says, change your number!

Another person thinks you can’t trust caller ID anymore.

Dial R for Revenge.

If you liked that post, check out this post about a woman who tracked down a contractor who tried to vanish without a trace.