He asked a lot of really great questions and I gave him my honest opinion of numbersync, which was rather brutal. He didn't identify who he was when he first contacted me so I just thought he was another customer. I was contacted over a year ago by whoever it was that wrote the program for number sync. This is a huge issue and I need some help. I've been told to factory reset the watch, which I have. I've called into AT&T support twice, and visited my local AT&T store twice. So I have friends/family/co-workers calling MY phone, suddenly my phone displays a message saying 'answered remotely' and they are suddenly talking to her instead of me. The big problem is that # is now owned by a random customer not at all associated with me. incoming calls to my phone are still being forwarded to the # that my watch used to have. Somehow, even though the watch no longer has an active phone line, and the Number Sync feature is disabled and the watch/phone are no longer linked. Well after a year I decided I didn't need the phone line on my watch any longer, so I closed it. If you aren't aware, that is a feature that would allow me to answer calls on my watch that were inbound to my phone. I formerly used a Samsung Gear S3 smartwatch with it's own phone number, and I had the 'Number Sync' feature linked to my phone.

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