unknown number figure-outter thing..

[KCdroidMO]

sorry i didn't know what else to title this thread...

someone keeps calling my phone with a *69 so it always brings up "unknown" on the call id. is there any app to getting around this and having it show the number instead of saying unknown? id really like to return the favor and blast their number all over the internet and let nature take its course revenge is too sweet.
I wasn't sure if there was an app for this or another way around it.

i dont really want to change my number but this is getting rediculous.

 

[xxfire]

sorry i didn't know what else to title this thread...

someone keeps calling my phone with a *69 so it always brings up "unknown" on the call id. is there any app to getting around this and having it show the number instead of saying unknown? id really like to return the favor and blast their number all over the internet and let nature take its course revenge is too sweet.
I wasn't sure if there was an app for this or another way around it.

i dont really want to change my number but this is getting rediculous.

Just wait, someone will call their phone after you and *69 won't work anymore.

 

[KCdroidMO]

my mistake, its *67. I havn't used the codes since I was....um... 14?!!!! Damn punk kids, id love to ***** slap them through the phone!

 

[ldimick]

my mistake, its *67. I havn't used the codes since I was....um... 14?!!!! Damn punk kids, id love to ***** slap them through the phone!

Well, I know one time I had that problem. I just set my phone to call forward to our local Police non-emergency number and after one call the problem ceased.

(This is hypothetical and should in no ways be interpreted as anything I did last night)

Another time the kid messed up and I got his phone number. So I created a one time email account. Then went to Craigslist and created the following ad:

My Dad is making me have to sell my brand new iPhone 3GS. I got caught sexting in school. First $150 takes it. Call AFTER 10:00 PM. ###-###-####

No problems at all today.

 

[KCdroidMO]

haha that would be hilarious, however i doubt i'll be that lucky for her to screw up. is there a way to make just "unknown" calls forwarded to such a number?

 

[coolkidd]

My Dad is making me have to sell my brand new iPhone 3GS. I got caught sexting in school. First $150 takes it. Call AFTER 10:00 PM. ###-###-####

No problems at all today.

Classic! Did this to my friend and he actually has to get a new number!:icon_ banana:

 

[Backnblack]

My Dad is making me have to sell my brand new iPhone 3GS. I got caught sexting in school. First $150 takes it. Call AFTER 10:00 PM. ###-###-####

No problems at all today.

Classic! Did this to my friend and he actually has to get a new number!:icon_ banana:

What do you do to your enemies? :icon_ devil:

 

[ldimick]

haha that would be hilarious, however i doubt i'll be that lucky for her to screw up. is there a way to make just "unknown" calls forwarded to such a number?

The easiest way to do that is to change your voice mail to: "Thank you for calling the WHEREVER YOU ARE police department. If this is an emergency please hang up and call 911. Otherwise please stay on the line and an officer will answer your call immediately."

Then be sure to ignore all of the PRIVATE NUMBER calls.

Serious mode <ON>
I think there is a way to enter a code to block all non-ID'd numbers. I know there is on a land line.

 

[Backnblack]

haha that would be hilarious, however i doubt i'll be that lucky for her to screw up. is there a way to make just "unknown" calls forwarded to such a number?

The easiest way to do that is to change your voice mail to: "Thank you for calling the WHEREVER YOU ARE police department. If this is an emergency please hang up and call 911. Otherwise please stay on the line and an officer will answer your call immediately."

Then be sure to ignore all of the PRIVATE NUMBER calls.

Serious mode <ON>
I think there is a way to enter a code to block all non-ID'd numbers. I know there is on a land line.

How to Block Unwanted Calls Through Verizon Wireless | eHow.com

 

[ldimick]

haha that would be hilarious, however i doubt i'll be that lucky for her to screw up. is there a way to make just "unknown" calls forwarded to such a number?

The easiest way to do that is to change your voice mail to: "Thank you for calling the WHEREVER YOU ARE police department. If this is an emergency please hang up and call 911. Otherwise please stay on the line and an officer will answer your call immediately."

Then be sure to ignore all of the PRIVATE NUMBER calls.

Serious mode <ON>
I think there is a way to enter a code to block all non-ID'd numbers. I know there is on a land line.

How to Block Unwanted Calls Through Verizon Wireless | eHow.com

That only works if you have the number and have no imagination ;-)

 

[Backnblack]

The easiest way to do that is to change your voice mail to: "Thank you for calling the WHEREVER YOU ARE police department. If this is an emergency please hang up and call 911. Otherwise please stay on the line and an officer will answer your call immediately."

Then be sure to ignore all of the PRIVATE NUMBER calls.

Serious mode <ON>
I think there is a way to enter a code to block all non-ID'd numbers. I know there is on a land line.

How to Block Unwanted Calls Through Verizon Wireless | eHow.com

That only works if you have the number and have no imagination

Then try tCallBlocking from the market....

 

[ldimick]

Google this:

verizon Anonymous Call Rejection

or verizonwireless Anonymous Call rejection since this is what you really want to do.

 

[ldimick]

The option I would take at this point is to find the thread on here about the Verizon tech being online and ask him.

 

[ldimick]

How to Block Unwanted Calls Through Verizon Wireless | eHow.com

That only works if you have the number and have no imagination

Then try tCallBlocking from the market....

That looks like it would work.

 

[Backnblack]

That only works if you have the number and have no imagination

Then try tCallBlocking from the market....

That looks like it would work.

You just need some imagination and AndroLib, Find all applications and games available in the Android Market for your Android Phone, HTC Dream, HTC Magic etc... it's a lot easier to search than the market