There are a number of ways to get a phone number blocked. One way is to use a thing called Call Block, which you set up. In order to this, you dial *60 on your landline phone, and then you put in the ten-digit (including area code) number that you wish to have blocked. If you have more than one, then you just enter them in one at a time, but there is a limit to how many you can block. You need to contact your phone company to find that out. Another way is to call your phone company or mobile service provider and request that a number be blocked.
The number is blocked by the one owning and paying for the phone account. Your parents maybe?
For outgoing Comcast phone calls. Dial *82 before you dial your intended number to unblock your phone number for one phone call.
Destination blocked is a message one can receive when attempting to reach a number that is blocked from the phone you are using. This often appears on phones where premium texting, or texts that attach an additional charge to your phone bill, are blocked and one attempts to text a premium service.
The old SIM card will still be programmed with the original phone number. Either SIM will work in the phone - unless the old SIM is blocked by the network when they issued the new one.
Yes, just take it out of the old phone and place it in the new one. If your old sim card is deactive because you were given a new one with the same phone number, there is no way to activate the old sim card - not in Australia anyway
The service offered by DND online is the Do Not Disturb registry and it blocks unwanted phone calls. Certain calls can be blocked from one's phone number when the number has been registered with DND. It is a service that many regard as essential in blocking unwanted phone calls.
A Verizon Wireless Reverse Phone is a Verizon phone that can directly take advantage of Verizon's reverse number look up service. One residential numbers are provided on this service, and if the caller has set up a block on reading their number (*67), the only thing one can do is block calls from blocked numbers.
Well, you could *try* to call forward your phone (w/*72) to an 800 number that you have access to. If you have access to an 800 number, you know that the caller ID cannot be blocked when calling an 800 number. This might just end up revealing your phone number though, since the number was technically forwarded from your number to the 800 number. Not really sure about that one, but if the above mentioned doesn't work then I don't think it would be possible. One thing you could do instead is to call up your phone company and turn on "Anonymous Call Blocking." This would force whomever calls your number to reveal their caller ID, which you could then use to identify the caller.
The person you are sending to may have them blocked.
Her response was huge. I got her phone number. I hope it's the right one! Compared to a mouse, an elephant is huge. The huge boulder blocked traffic for three weeks.
You can do *67 on your phone and then it blocks your number. Its helpful for when you are prank calling because they can't track your number. Me and my friend did that and we prank called for hours calling people and resturants and gas stations and everything!!
The number one cell phone dealer is: VERIZON WIRELESS.