Posted by Merovingian
hi guys.. I've had the t610 for almost 2 years now, but thing I can't figure out is how to block a specific incoming call (number if you like)... if any one has some info on it, feel free to post
thnx a lot in advance, mero
Posted by BobaFett
The only filter is to activate the list of allowed calls, but i am afraid u cannot make the same with a spesific nr on another way.
Posted by Merovingian
oki
thnx a lot for the info @boba
Posted by BobaFett
The other solution would be u dont pick it up or push no is he/she calls.
Posted by shyam335
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On 2004-07-27 09:17:01, bobafett wrote: The other solution would be u dont pick it up or push no is he/she calls. This message was posted from a T630 |
Lol
Posted by BobaFett
The support wouldnt be bad next to the accepted calls a kind of unwished caller list. I would prefer it more then an mp3 player in the fone.
Posted by drhunter
I have a special ringtone on my phone for people that I don't want to talk to, it just has one very quiet note so that I don't notice it
I'm not sure if this would work but if you made your own imy tone you could have no notes, and turn off vibration if im not mistaken! then all you have to deal with is the missed calls... tho I sure would like to be able to list calls that I didnt want to hear from!
Hope this helps!
(or you could just ask them not to call you
)
Posted by BobaFett
Not bad, but what ie they hide their nr?
Posted by drhunter
Good point, tho if they do that then there's no easy way round it...
Choices are to change your number or call your cs and tell them you've been receiving nusiance calls from the witheld number - and if you're gonna do that then it'll be a good idea to keep a log of what times the calls are made etc!
Posted by xwaiz
I am one of those people who wants to block incoming calls with no caller ID.
I know land line providers can block "unlisted" or "withheld" incoming calls for you. However, when I requesting this feature with wireless provider, they told me that they don't have such service, and non of the providers (in Hong Kong at least) has such service. Strange.