Sam Hammam Telephoned Me Last Night

The Tonker wrote:Dave who?

The Tonker wrote:Sounds like a scam to me. Are you sure he didn't reverse the charges from a premium call number and siphon several million out of your bank account?

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Sam Hammam telephoned me last night and he said "Hello, is that Dave?", and I said "No, I'm terribly sorry, I think you've got the wrong number."

Naturally enough, we discussed various aspects of him calling the wrong number. I am not prepared to repeat what either of us said during what was a private conversation, except to say that Sam's mood could be considered particularly jovial considering he had just dialled the wrong number, and he clearly wasn't pursuing any malice with the call.

What I am prepared to reveal is what Sam said in relation to how he came to dial the wrong number, he had pressed the wrong button on his phone. I introduced the subject of quick-dial into the conversation, and asked if it was fair to say that this would solve the problem for him. He chuckled and said that, if anything, he has gone backwards in recent weeks regarding the use of technology, and he would definitely think about it. He sounded fairly relaxed about the situation but gave no indications that a solution is imminent.

Make of that what you will.

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Sam Hammam telephoned me last night and he said "Hello, is that Dave?", and I said "No, I'm terribly sorry, I think you've got the wrong number."

Naturally enough, we discussed various aspects of him calling the wrong number. I am not prepared to repeat what either of us said during what was a private conversation, except to say that Sam's mood could be considered particularly jovial considering he had just dialled the wrong number, and he clearly wasn't pursuing any malice with the call.

What I am prepared to reveal is what Sam said in relation to how he came to dial the wrong number, he had pressed the wrong button on his phone. I introduced the subject of quick-dial into the conversation, and asked if it was fair to say that this would solve the problem for him. He chuckled and said that, if anything, he has gone backwards in recent weeks regarding the use of technology, and he would definitely think about it. He sounded fairly relaxed about the situation but gave no indications that a solution is imminent.

Make of that what you will.

RedIsTheWay wrote:100% guaranteed that he reversed the charges.

Matty P wrote:Struggling to understand why he posted it to be honest - it's not new news and no one considers anything Sam filters through to fans to be anything near the truth.

Hope this mess all ends pretty swiftly!

••••••• wrote:
Sam Hammam telephoned me last night and he said "Hello, is that Dave?", and I said "No, I'm terribly sorry, I think you've got the wrong number."

Naturally enough, we discussed various aspects of him calling the wrong number. I am not prepared to repeat what either of us said during what was a private conversation, except to say that Sam's mood could be considered particularly jovial considering he had just dialled the wrong number, and he clearly wasn't pursuing any malice with the call.

What I am prepared to reveal is what Sam said in relation to how he came to dial the wrong number, he had pressed the wrong button on his phone. I introduced the subject of quick-dial into the conversation, and asked if it was fair to say that this would solve the problem for him. He chuckled and said that, if anything, he has gone backwards in recent weeks regarding the use of technology, and he would definitely think about it. He sounded fairly relaxed about the situation but gave no indications that a solution is imminent.


Make of that what you will.

•••••••™ wrote:
Sam Hammam telephoned me last night and he said "Hello, is that Dave?", and I said "No, I'm terribly sorry, I think you've got the wrong number."

Naturally enough, we discussed various aspects of him calling the wrong number. I am not prepared to repeat what either of us said during what was a private conversation, except to say that Sam's mood could be considered particularly jovial considering he had just dialled the wrong number, and he clearly wasn't pursuing any malice with the call.

What I am prepared to reveal is what Sam said in relation to how he came to dial the wrong number, he had pressed the wrong button on his phone. I introduced the subject of quick-dial into the conversation, and asked if it was fair to say that this would solve the problem for him. He chuckled and said that, if anything, he has gone backwards in recent weeks regarding the use of technology, and he would definitely think about it. He sounded fairly relaxed about the situation but gave no indications that a solution is imminent.

Make of that what you will.

••••••• wrote:
Sam Hammam telephoned me last night and he said "Hello, is that Dave?", and I said "No, I'm terribly sorry, I think you've got the wrong number."

Naturally enough, we discussed various aspects of him calling the wrong number. I am not prepared to repeat what either of us said during what was a private conversation, except to say that Sam's mood could be considered particularly jovial considering he had just dialled the wrong number, and he clearly wasn't pursuing any malice with the call.

What I am prepared to reveal is what Sam said in relation to how he came to dial the wrong number, he had pressed the wrong button on his phone. I introduced the subject of quick-dial into the conversation, and asked if it was fair to say that this would solve the problem for him. He chuckled and said that, if anything, he has gone backwards in recent weeks regarding the use of technology, and he would definitely think about it. He sounded fairly relaxed about the situation but gave no indications that a solution is imminent.

Make of that what you will.