Lately i have gotten some interesting phone and answering mesages. 1. This phone does not accept calls from telemarketers push one to continue. 2. This phone does not accept private numbers enter your number to continue. 3. This number does not accept calls from your. area/trunk/server etc. 4. Does not aceppt automated calls push 1 to continue. I have heard of many more but what kind of service is this stuff and how do you get it???
- Thread starter JOCCO
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I get very confused any more how to dial long distance phone numbers. With cell in the mix, some need the '1' in front, some don't even want the area code but are not a normal 'local' exchange....
When I dial without the '1' I will get a voice telling me I need to dial the '1' first.
Well now, if they know I need to dial it, and it is the only option, why make me redial - just have your little computer voice add the '1' for me when needed? Shouldn't be that hard!
--->Paul
When I dial without the '1' I will get a voice telling me I need to dial the '1' first.
Well now, if they know I need to dial it, and it is the only option, why make me redial - just have your little computer voice add the '1' for me when needed? Shouldn't be that hard!
--->Paul
Cockshutt Mike
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Goose, did she return your call ? Sorry couldn't resist. LOL
If this is a regular recorder the length of the greeting is bounded only by the amount of memory of your recorder. Pressing the number(s)doesn't do anything.
If you want to acually redirct the call by pressing a number then you need a 'call director' to send the call to another another line which requires a small (or large) office phone system or a PBX.
Lastly, The phone company can provide some call blocking services for a fee. The problem is they can't slectively indentify the call type.
If you want to acually redirct the call by pressing a number then you need a 'call director' to send the call to another another line which requires a small (or large) office phone system or a PBX.
Lastly, The phone company can provide some call blocking services for a fee. The problem is they can't slectively indentify the call type.
My favorite was mother of two very athletic daughters, saying, "It's softball season- you know, One, Two, Three strikes your out? Well, we're out, so please leave a message."
There was also one you could download from the internet- It had instructions that became increasingly hard to keep up with, then slowly became an obvious joke (turn three times in place, and finish by facing north. then, . . .).
There was also one you could download from the internet- It had instructions that became increasingly hard to keep up with, then slowly became an obvious joke (turn three times in place, and finish by facing north. then, . . .).
Nebraska Cowman
Well-known Member
irritating. That's what it is. If you are not man enough to screen your own calls I don't need to talk to you that bad. I just hang up. You can call me if you want something.
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