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beenz

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#154415 27-Oct-2014 12:52
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Hi

Can i use 0197 prefix in one of my best mates numbers and then the number of course ?

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  #1162920 27-Oct-2014 12:54
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Confused why would you want to do this? I suspect it would not charge correct



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  #1162924 27-Oct-2014 13:00
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Why would you want to?

If you want to block your number why would you just not use the proper GSM codes or phone functionality?



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  #1162925 27-Oct-2014 13:00
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What about if I set it up in the best mates numbers with the full number including the 0197 prefix 
I presume that would work ?



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  #1162926 27-Oct-2014 13:03
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sbiddle: Why would you want to?

If you want to block your number why would you just not use the proper GSM codes or phone functionality?




Because I am phoning from my home line

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  #1162930 27-Oct-2014 13:16
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beenz:
sbiddle: Why would you want to?

If you want to block your number why would you just not use the proper GSM codes or phone functionality?




Because I am phoning from my home line


I'm clearly missing something here because don't understand why you'd block your number, the other person clearly knows who is calling.





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  #1162940 27-Oct-2014 13:27
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This just sounds weird and creepy to me

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  #1162945 27-Oct-2014 13:34
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johnr: This just sounds weird and creepy to me


Well actually no it is not weird and creepy as you put it.
I just do not want the other person to know my home phone number.

But thanks for judging me.
It can not be done i have just tried it myself.
Appreciate the help though.

 

 
 
 

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  #1162947 27-Oct-2014 13:39
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beenz:
johnr: This just sounds weird and creepy to me


Well actually no it is not weird and creepy as you put it.
I just do not want the other person to know my home phone number.

But thanks for judging me.
It can not be done i have just tried it myself.
Appreciate the help though.

 


Not sure if it will impact charging might pay to call usage charges later on to that number

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