Ok folks.
So I wanted to make a few calls and block the callerid, so I tried the *67 and it worked. Problem now is that all calls show "unknown" to the person receiving it. With landlines it is on a "per use" basis, but looks like it blocked permanently my FPL.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
*67 to block callerid. How to unblock it now?
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Re: *67 to block callerid. How to unblock it now?
With a pap2t, *67 will permanently block caller ID on all outgoing calls. To unblock on a per call basis, dial *82 before the phone number.smartoakville wrote:Ok folks.
So I wanted to make a few calls and block the callerid, so I tried the *67 and it worked. Problem now is that all calls show "unknown" to the person receiving it. With landlines it is on a "per use" basis, but looks like it blocked permanently my FPL.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
To permanently unblock caller ID on all outgoing calls, dial *68. To block on a per call basis, dial *81 before the phone number.
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Re: *67 to block callerid. How to unblock it now?
MANY thanks. It worked!
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Re: *67 to block callerid. How to unblock it now?
You're welcome!smartoakville wrote:MANY thanks. It worked!
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