They call me Bell, they call me Stacey, they call me herrr

[Pike]

My name is Stephanie but I've had someone call me Sarah while I was wearing a name tag that clearly said Stephanie. For some reason I get Sarah a lot from people who forget my name. -_-

SEE? I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO GETS THIS!!

[Freya]

This song came on the radio today and I thought of this thread :3

[Laddy]

My last name gets a bunch of incorrect variations. Delasaurus is a common pronunciation, which apparently means I'm one of Del's reptilian ancestors from ages long since past.

[Polnareff]

I used to get "Christina" and "Kristin" a lot when I was younger (back then I looked very androgynous and had long hair) and now I get "Tristan" or my personal favorite "Cameron" from a friend who said I looked like his friend Cameron.

My last name is really easy to spell and pronounce and people still mess it up.

[Shiny]

People always mispronouce my name or forget the a. I always get people spelling it with a ia which makes no sense.

[I Took the Red Pill]

[escobert]

people never know what to call me when they first meet me at work or something since my name is Robert and no one calls me Robert. I go by Bob. Bobby is fine, Robert I can deal with but I HATE Rob and Robby. Lots of people tell me I don't look like a Bob . Most people are fine with my last name but once in awhile foreign people will pronounce it "Hoe" instead of "How" since it has the e on the end.

[Quindiana Jones]

Some of my younger kids have terrible Chinese children voices, and thus call me what can only be written as "Ah-smurf".

[~*~Celes~*~]

my great-grandma (who has Alzheimer's, bless her heart) calls me Kara. Besides that, people assume it's Carrie or Keri. Terry has also been a common mispronunciation.

[Bunny]

You have to try very hard or be incredibly daft to get my first name wrong. My last name is easy, being that it is a common word in the everyday English language, but people still manage to smurf that one up.

[Mirage]

When I worked in a kindergarden, kids would often call me Stråle instead of Ståle. Stråle means ray, like in a ray of light, like from the sun or whatever.

Not sure if that counts.

[krissy]

When I worked in a kindergarden, kids would often call me Stråle instead of Ståle. Stråle means ray, like in a ray of light, like from the sun or whatever.

Not sure if that counts.

[XxSephirothxX]

"Leslie" is a not uncommon mistake on the phone, but otherwise my name is pretty distinct.

I got a "West" once when picking up a pizza I'd called in, which seemed like kind of a weird place to go because who has West as a first name?

[Aulayna]

My name always gets put down as Ashley instead of Ashleigh.

Or occasionally even Aisling.

[LocoColt04]

When I answer the phone, I get "Steven" a lot. Cesar... Steven? I mean... maybe if I slurred a little, but I typically don't. I usually repeat my name once or twice before I just cave and go "yeah, sure, Steven, what can I do for you?"