The guy slowly walked out of the door and turned around facing toward the elevator and the girl, and just stared at her without any movement. After seconds of silence, the elevator arrived at the floor below the one girl was heading to and the door opened. As they were on the way, he asked her for her cell phone if he could use it but she declined out of suspicion and isolated herself in the corner. She told him out of fear and the man casually press the button and the one below. He apologized for scaring her and asked which floor she is heading to, without making eye contact. She got in the elevator and when the door was about to close, a strange man with a very red hoodie entered the elevator. She lived an apartment where they had an elevator. One day a girl was walking home late night after work or something. You can now spook your visitors with an eerie message when they come to your doorstep.By Chrissy Stockton Updated January 3, 2022ġ.

After picking your favorite greeting, tap on 'Save' at the top-right of the screen.

'Fire burn, cauldron bubble, leave your message on the double.'.

'Just a minute! Feel free to park your broom.'.

There are seven available recordings you can choose from, including options like:

Choose Right away to play the message immediately after the doorbell is pressed or select a delay between two to 20 seconds.

Open 'Response Time' to set the timing for the Halloween greeting.

Enable Quick Replies if you haven't already.Scroll down to Smart Responses, and tap to open it.You can do this from the dashboard (tap on the gear icon in the doorbell's snapshot view), or from the left-hand menu (open the hamburger menu at the top-left, select Devices, and pick your device under Video Doorbells). Make sure the app is updated to the latest version. To make your Ring doorbell greet visitors with a spooky Halloween message every time the doorbell is pressed, simply change the device's Quick Reply Message.

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