brentw wrote:Yes I would agree.
My CID block would not work previously, I spent many hours trying all sorts of variations and it would never work.
Then all of a sudden it started working and I didn't change anything on my end.
So yes I would definitely agree with you that it's not something that you can change....
MikeD wrote:I see this fell off the FPL Announcements and is no longer a Sticky. Does this mean FPL won't be supporting this feature anytime in the near future? I guess the problem of dropped calls most people are experiencing does need to get addressed first.
Pirate wrote:FYI, doesn't matter WHERE you live, even if you CALL BLOCK your phone and call 911, their phone system can still UNBLOCK your number and see who is calling. *67, *82, etc., all completely USELESS if you try to dial 911 with it. Simply WON'T WORK!!!! They can still see you!!!
MikeD wrote:I see over on this locked thread which I cannot reply to or directly quote:
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=402&p=7317#p7317
in particular where admin wrote: "Just look how all of the sudden our CID Block started to function as it should."
CID Block is not working for me - is it working for anyone else? Has it officially been added back as a valid feature?
It hasn't been working for quite some time now and I am curious as to if FPL has a timeline for its return.
You'll all see why very soon
Funkytown wrote:Im waiting to have my Call Privacy back FPL, can we please have it back
Funkytown wrote: FYI 911 will unblock the number regardless, I have just got off the phone with them here in Montreal for confirmation.
Funkytown wrote: FYI 911 will unblock the number regardless, I have just got off the phone with them here in Montreal for confirmation.
Admin wrote: May I ask if you called the PSAP Info line directly or Northern Communications, as they are quite different.
laurent wrote:Are they annoyed that you're testing 911?
admin wrote:However CID on POTS is much different than SIP.
admin wrote:... and I've gotten some angry calls from NorthernResponse warning me about this, as all test calls must be scheduled.
laurent wrote:Can I know which call center ought to receive my 911 call, and then call them on their regular business number and diligently request to schedule a test with them?
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