Something new happened:
Usually, when a call is forwarded, at the destination we see the original caller number, but recently i see the intermediate number.
or in other words:
what shoud happen:
ph1--->ph2--->ph3 (dispaly ph1)
and what is happening:
ph1--->ph2--->ph3 (dispaly ph2)
how to fix it or why is it happening ?
Thanx
Call Display
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mohnashaat
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Re: Call Display
It's funny, for years people have been asking for exactly this to happen!
The reason for it is people have wanted to forward their FPL numbers to their cell numbers, and then put the FPL number in their friends list so this will give them free incoming calls. FPL have always said they wouldn't do it, but maybe things have changed. I guess while it makes some people happy, others don't like it.
The reason for it is people have wanted to forward their FPL numbers to their cell numbers, and then put the FPL number in their friends list so this will give them free incoming calls. FPL have always said they wouldn't do it, but maybe things have changed. I guess while it makes some people happy, others don't like it.
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Re: Call Display
btw both ph2 and ph3 are FPL
I tried what u said, and it worked normally (displaying the caller number) , only the middle phone is a FPL.
May the problem is that there is 2 FPL in the series
I tried what u said, and it worked normally (displaying the caller number) , only the middle phone is a FPL.
May the problem is that there is 2 FPL in the series