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Old 06-10-2004, 19:30   #45
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Re: Caller Line Identity - where is it ?

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Originally Posted by DeadKenny
Only for sending texts from a BT landline. Most caller display phones support receiving them as I understand it and there are loads of them
But on BT's site it says:

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Originally Posted by BT
1. What equipment do I need to use BT Text?
To send text messages from your home phone, you will need a text compatible phone and a compatible telephone line. To view text messages on your text compatible phone, you will also need to subscribe to the BT Caller Display service. If you don't subscribe, you will receive text messages as voice messages. If you haven't registered for the service, you will also receive text messages as voice messages.

http://www.bt.com/bttext/faq.html
and

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Originally Posted by BT
Receiving a text message

If you have a text compatible phone and BT's Caller Display service, your phone will alert you that you have received a text message:
* You can then read your text message on the screen

If you don't have BT's Caller Display service or aren't registered with BT Text:
* You will receive your text messages as voice messages

http://www.bt.com/bttext/use_bt_text.html
Which I admit is ambiguous but appears to say that you need a text compatible phone to read messages on the screen.
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