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Witheld Numbers
hi and merry xmas to u all ........................... here is my question a friend of mine recieved a malicious telephone call a few months ago when they dialed 1471 to get the callers number they had witheld it ( of course) is there any way they can contact ntl with the excact time of the call and be able to trace and inform them of the persons number ?
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Even if they had the data (I.e. within their own network) they would not release anything to anyone except the long arm of the law and then only with a court order I believe.
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Contact NTL and ask them for the barring code to block withheld numbers.. This person will never get through again. I have it on mine they never got in again.
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thanks kitty .......i am aware of this but was just checking to see if they could trace there number somehow :wavey: |
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Normally, what would happen in the case of repeat malicious calls is that your local Police would put you in touch with NTL's malicious calls bureau, who could arrange the trace to be put on the line, which would be activated by the subscriber when a malicious call was received, with the results being fed back to the Police. |
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:wavey: merry christmas paul |
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I get that too - it's usually from autodialers at call centers - apparently they will do something like ring up 5 people, and then when the first person answers they get put through to an operator. Occasionally there isn't an operator free, so you get a pause I think there's something called the Telephone Preference service or something that you can go to and be removed from the list.... Yeah, I'm right!! http://www.tpsonline.org.uk/tpsr/html/default.asp |
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what is the number that you type in to with-hold your outgoing number?
Oho and turn it back on again. Is the ability to prevent these calls something that we can initiate ourselves by typing a numbmer in & does it cost anything? |
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Contact customer services. The code below; To set on * 227 # Off: #227# In this area free. Elsewhere? Nuisance Calls Bureau on 0800 052 0361 ;) |
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*227# and #227# is to stop people ringing you and with-holding their number
141 is to with-hold your own number when dialling out Number suppresion is available which is a permanent number with-hold on the line when dialling out. This has to be added to your line by c/s. |
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