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"   Here&amp;#039;s the situation: You&amp;#039;re out with your girls, a guy sparks up a conversation with you, he&amp;#039;s cute, convo is alright, and then he asks for your number. Dun, dun. What do you do? You&amp;#039;re kind of on the fence with him... You can either give him your real number, give him a fake number, or give him a fake-real number. With the service MyAKA, you can get digits that aren&amp;#039;t your actual number but still puts people in touch with you. To snag your faux digits, all you have to do is sign up online and the number becomes instantly linked with your cell. No app needed. After your free trial, you&amp;#039;ll get to decide if you want to keep it or not for as low as $10 a month. So when he asks for your number, slip him this instead. When he reaches out, he&amp;#039;ll be assigned a MyAKA number that you interact with. And if he turns out to be a complete stage five clinger/stalker, you&amp;#039;ll be able to block him with a simple text to his MyAKA number. We&amp;#039;re digging this. But... do you think it&amp;#039;s worth the effort of having to remember a second number? Want more from Dara? Follow her on Twitter @dadeeyo. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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