6310 Phonebook dual entry problem

Hi.

My 6310 has a slight problem with almost unique phone numbers.
If it's a problem with 6310 or if it's a general Nokia software problem
I don't know.

Two of my contacts have : 97 xx xx xx and 67 xx xx xx

The "x" represent a similar number, meaning that the only number
differing in these two contacts is the first number - 9 and 6.

The problem is that when one of them calls me, only the _number_ shows,
not the _name_ I have in my phone book.

It's the same when _I_ call one of them by entering their number, rather
than selecting them from the phone book.

Adding or removing country prefix makes no difference.

Have anybody else had this problem, and perhaps had it fixed?

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Stein Arne

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"Stein Arne Storslett" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hi.
>
> My 6310 has a slight problem with almost unique phone numbers.
> If it's a problem with 6310 or if it's a general Nokia software problem
> I don't know.
>
> Two of my contacts have : 97 xx xx xx and 67 xx xx xx
>
> The "x" represent a similar number, meaning that the only number
> differing in these two contacts is the first number - 9 and 6.
>
> The problem is that when one of them calls me, only the _number_ shows,
> not the _name_ I have in my phone book.
>
> It's the same when _I_ call one of them by entering their number, rather
> than selecting them from the phone book.
>
> Adding or removing country prefix makes no difference.
>
> Have anybody else had this problem, and perhaps had it fixed?

It's common to all Nokias that I know of, and is because the last 6 digits
are the same for both numbers. There is, unfortunately, no known fix for
this so unless you have an alternative number for one of your contacts
you'll have to live with it.

Ivor