Hi guys,
I bought the VOIP unlock code maybe a couple weeks ago and have been enjoying the service. I have one minor annoyance I thought I'd ask about in case anyone here can help:
My caller ID only shows 7 digits instead of 10, and as such I can't directly dial those people back without figuring out their area code. In case it matters, I'm using FreePhoneLine with a PAP2. The caller ID did show 10 digits when I was using a different VOIP provider, but I changed a few settings when moving to FreePhoneLine so it's possible I might have messed something up in there (although I couldn't find anything obvious).
Thanks in advance.
caller ID question
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Re: caller ID question
Have seen this before. This is related directly ot the phone itself.
When the phone is first turned on, it likely asked you for your area code. As such, when calls coming in from that area code show, it will only show the 7 digit number as opposed to the 10 digit number.
When the phone is first turned on, it likely asked you for your area code. As such, when calls coming in from that area code show, it will only show the 7 digit number as opposed to the 10 digit number.
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Re: caller ID question
Ah, thanks, that was perfect.