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caller line identity
I want to restrict the caller line identity on my home phone so that when i call it does not display my number (for business purposes - nothing untoward).
When i called Virgin they were only able to give me a 141 prefix. Is this right as surely if you can restrict on other services you can on Virgin. if anyone can advise that would be great - also, I called my mobile from the home phone to check the 141 thing and it would not work, is this because it is a land to mobile call? Cheers lisa:angel: |
Re: caller line identity
Found this.
Number Withhold (141) Want to withhold your phone number? Just dial 141 followed by the number. That way, when you make a call, it won't display your number or reveal it if the person uses Last Number Recall. Permanent Number Withhold (1470) Keeps your number private - every time you make a call. Ask our customer care team to set it up for you (even if you're ex-directory). If you do want to leave your number, dial 1470 before you make the call. |
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