[PCgirl]

I always had my outgoing calls show "private" until I went to T-Mobile -- apparently, their phones let you restrict ALL your calls (but you can"t use the *82 feature to unblock a call) or you have to turn off the restriction and then dial the *67 for a call where you want your number blocked. So, when I had my Pearl, I just dialed *67 whenever I wanted to block my #.

Well, I just made a *67 call today to a company (not an 800 number) to place an order and they knew my number without me telling them (I asked if they had caller ID and they said yes). So, I tried calling a friend on her cell phone with my number blocked (*67 and then also with the restriction on) and both times she said my number showed up.

Does anyone else have this problem?


Thanks!

[dapope]

Click the green call button , go into options,, and there's an option to restrict identity, , you can turn it on and off, works like a charm

[Runamuck]

I restrict my Identity all the time selectively using the Phone/Options/Restrict my identity feature....works like a champ.

[PCgirl]

Thanks, but I need to have my number unblocked for the majority of my calls and *82 to unblock doesn't work in restricted mode so I just turn the restriction off and do the *67 thing for the few times I need to keep my number private.. So my problem is that *67 doesn't work.

Do you guys actually go into options each time you make a call to turn the restriction on or off?

[sgtcasey]

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[TroyDBrown]

Originally Posted by PCgirl

I always had my outgoing calls show "private" until I went to T-Mobile -- apparently, their phones let you restrict ALL your calls (but you can"t use the *82 feature to unblock a call) or you have to turn off the restriction and then dial the *67 for a call where you want your number blocked. So, when I had my Pearl, I just dialed *67 whenever I wanted to block my #.

Well, I just made a *67 call today to a company (not an 800 number) to place an order and they knew my number without me telling them (I asked if they had caller ID and they said yes). So, I tried calling a friend on her cell phone with my number blocked (*67 and then also with the restriction on) and both times she said my number showed up.

Does anyone else have this problem?


Thanks!

T-Mobile does not use standard codes. To block your number for a call dial #31# followed by the number and make the call. So a phone number would look like this: #31#7145551212.

Thats all you need.

[sLpFhaWK]

Okay, well I just tried this.. First I did *67 to my other cell, # came up blocked. I then did it normal and my Tmo # showed, then I tried the #31# and it again came up blocked.

I dont know why you *67 didn't work, it worked for me fine. And my call identity restriction is set to off, so i show up on peoples caller id..

weird

[Dawg]

i open the phone options and restrict it manually

[lhurtado]

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry8300/4.2.2 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/136)

This service is an option in the HLR (users profile database), this service need to be enabled to work. Try calling your carrier.

[PCgirl]

Thanks everyone.

OK, so I tried them all out again this morning and the restrict identity option is now working. But when I have the phone off restriction, *67 doesn't work but the #31# does.


Thanks for your help.

[dirtypirate]

Originally Posted by troydbrown

T-Mobile does not use standard codes. To block your number for a call dial #31# followed by the number and make the call. So a phone number would look like this: #31#7145551212.

Thats all you need.

Anyone have a list of these #xx# feature codes for the various carriers? I'm interested in Tmobz and AT&T mostly...

Thanks

[Tashthegreat]

Ive searched everywhere for this answer....thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[pitbull62]

i also cant get the *67 to work. heck it wont even dial once i press the send button. does this just not work on BB's? I dont wanna block my number only on occassion i need to..