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  1. #1
    daniel cairns
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    Is there a way to block my # on outgoing calls? I use a Samsung A760.
    Thank You,
    Daniel Cairns





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  2. #2
    Lyle Walsh
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    Re: Blocking my number

    *67


    "daniel cairns" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Is there a way to block my # on outgoing calls? I use a Samsung A760.
    > Thank You,
    > Daniel Cairns
    >






  3. #3
    DecTxCowboy
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    Re: Blocking my number

    daniel cairns wrote:
    > Is there a way to block my # on outgoing calls? I use a Samsung A760.
    > Thank You,
    > Daniel Cairns


    Lye is correct. Use *69. The keystroke sequence is:
    *69 xxx-xxxx <TALK>



  4. #4
    Notan
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    Re: Blocking my number

    DecTxCowboy wrote:
    >
    > daniel cairns wrote:
    > > Is there a way to block my # on outgoing calls? I use a Samsung A760.
    > > Thank You,
    > > Daniel Cairns

    >
    > Lye is correct. Use *69. The keystroke sequence is:
    > *69 xxx-xxxx <TALK>


    Well, you got the poster's name wrong (It's "Lyle") and the
    sequence wrong (It's "*67").

    Better luck, next time.

    Notan



  5. #5
    Steve Sobol
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    Re: Blocking my number

    Notan wrote:

    >>>Is there a way to block my # on outgoing calls? I use a Samsung A760.
    >>>Thank You,
    >>>Daniel Cairns

    >>
    >>Lye is correct. Use *69. The keystroke sequence is:
    >>*69 xxx-xxxx <TALK>

    >
    > Well, you got the poster's name wrong (It's "Lyle") and the
    > sequence wrong (It's "*67").


    *67 and *82 are standard in the US and work on at least three of the major
    carriers -- Alltel, Sprint and Verizon, as well as SBC and Verizon landlines
    (I speak from experience in all five cases :>)

    If your caller-ID is normally not blocked, *67 blocks it on the next call only.

    If your caller-ID is normally blocked, *82 sends it on the next call only.
    We have caller-ID blocked on our Verizon landline and I frequently use *82
    when calling friends' cell phones, so they'll know it's me calling.

    You need to prepend *67 or *82 to the number you're calling; for example,
    *82-213-555-1212.

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  6. #6
    DecTxCowboy
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    Re: Blocking my number

    Notan wrote:
    > Better luck, next time.
    >
    > Notan


    My bad....was typing with one hand and pushing dogs away with the other.

    Dogs (and cats) can't use a computer keyborad and will make damn sure
    you can't either.



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