Inbox: Upcycled

[syntech]

[Just that simple, automated voice saying 'leave a message'.]

This page also serves as the text inbox for Ethan's Upcycled phone, as well as for any more secure networks he/someone may set up to use.

Comments

[syntech]

[he's really starting to think everyone here is obsessed with the paranormal.]

I had mostly expected that, at least. But it's good to put it down for sure.

I'm not even sure if it would matter if I was using the phone or a different connection. Either way, I suspect it has to do with the network, not as much the phones.

Anything of note with the replacements or reactions?

[whiteshroud]

[Well you know it's kinda his job and also relevant when unholy monstrosities appeared on the wall.]

No. Phones broke like a normal phone on both tests.
They were replaced the next morning, with a note saying "Stop that"

[syntech]

[Look, he doesn't want to accept these things are more than weird vr!! Too bad hell be getting confirmation that they're all too real, soon...]

Makes sense. Mine had one that said 'don't', or maybe 'stop'. Something like that.

So someone is replacing the phones and would definitely like us to know their displeasure at having to do it, we can be sure of that.

[whiteshroud]

So it would seem.

[He can't really blame that person. It must be working in IT for a company that loves destroying their tech]

[syntech]

Did you happen to keep any of the pieces before they disappeared? I have plenty to work with for the next step, but I'd like to know what we have to work with as a whole?

[Like being the only person in that IT department, too.

[whiteshroud]

How could I keep something that's disappeared?

[In other words: No]

[syntech]

[rude, Jun.]

I managed to pick up a lot of pieces and separate them before the rest disappeared. It's not a big deal though. We'll probably find some answers sooner than later.

[who's we, all if a sudden? Oh well.]

[whiteshroud]

[Who's we indeed?]

Right.
Any other questions?