The dork above me means:
Dial *69
2006-12-17 19:53:46
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answer #1
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answered by DemoDicky 6
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There is a carrier that's supplied on a land line. I can't take into account what it's called but if you block the quantity there's a recording that tells the caller that you don't be given blocked calls and it the identity comes up as out of are or unknown you have got to provide your name and then your mobile rings and performs that recording and which you can be given or reject the decision
2016-08-10 02:01:08
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answer #2
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answered by jensen 4
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As I currently understand the caller id system, it will not be possible for you (on either a cellphone or a lan line) to get to the blocked number. This is because the caller id signal (sent via digital signalling between the first and second rings on a lan line or via (iirc) sms on most cell phones) specifically does not contain the number on a blocked caller. Normally it will instead contain a header specifying that the number should be displayed as "blocked".
(USA Specific)
For 800 and other toll free numbers, the company is subscribed to something called 'Inward WATS Service'. This service provides another service called ANI (Automatic Number Identification) which always provides the callers number and is not related to Caller ID.
2006-12-17 20:09:51
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answered by Jack Schitt 3
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Best thing to do, call your network Customer service and give them the date and time of the call.
Your network has the list of numbers that have called you, that's the only way they can earn interconnect revenues from other networks including that of the unidentified caller.
2006-12-17 19:53:55
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answered by blessomania 2
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2015-02-22 11:17:48
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answered by Anonymous
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dial 69 and the system will call the No. back.
2006-12-17 19:51:08
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answered by Mad Dog Johnson 4
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