Contact us. All about Anonymous Call Reject. What is Anonymous Call Reject? How much does it cost? How do I get it?
Are there any calls which Anonymous Call Reject will be unable to block? For example, Mercury and some mobile networks A caller using a Chargecard Calls where the message "Payphone", "International", or "Operator" is delivered Will companies forward a 'number unavailable' message instead of 'number withheld' to get around Anonymous Call Reject?
What are the potential security and safety concerns with Anonymous Call Reject? The service will bar any number where the calling line identity CLI is available to the network. This includes Other Licensed Operator networks, mobiles and payphones. Most international calls will be unable to be barred as the full telephone number is not forwarded. Calls from numbers where the telephone number has been withheld can still be barred, providing the number is available in the network, but customers will not see the details of the barred number.
The stored number list will refer only to the time and date the number was barred. Contact us to arrange this service. Some phone providers in the UK will allow you to call back a number by simply dialling However, many providers have specific codes for this so contact your carrier for more details.
See our Mobile FAQs. Ask your phone service provider for more details. We advise against leaving your number and number on answering machines of people you do not know. Yes, you can withhold your number to make anonymous calls on a per call basis by dialing before the number you want to call.
See more information above under anonymous calls. Your number will always be displayed to the person you are sending the text to. Alternatively can choose to only answer numbers you are familiar with. This could be because the country code you are using is incorrect.
I didn't get the information I need. I found it difficult to follow. Another reason. Thanks for your feedback. Please select one feedback option. There are certain cases where the caller is local and calling with a local number but yet it appears on your screen as an unknown number. This is very common when the caller is using a new number to call you. The bottom line is that unknown numbers appearing on your phone screen is not a deliberate attempt by the caller to hide his or her number from you.
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