there is one number from yesterday that keep calling me and when im answering he/she close it..
i have called him back but he still close it
what i have to do :/
call my phone provider and ask info about the number? will they give me?
or is better to ban him from my phone?
if there is one option like this how can i do it?
how about ignore it
Wolves4Ever said:
how about ignore it
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Yeah.. you can just press the red button whenever that number pops up.
Or you can request incoming call barring from the network provider, usually available.
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i have to add an outgoing call to my call history at a certain date and time... is there a way to do this? im running 6.1 on a htc touch......
maybe you can try to set time and date on your phone to the date of you fake call and call (just call and hang up) the number you want...
vcdwelt said:
maybe you can try to set time and date on your phone to the date of you fake call and call (just call and hang up) the number you want...
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it worked!! your a genious & a lifesaver! thanks for your quick reply!
OK, i can see why that worked but my curiosity is now aroused, why did you need to do it?
deedee said:
OK, i can see why that worked but my curiosity is now aroused, why did you need to do it?
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I imagine having an alibi... Darling I called you, but you didn't took the call...
I will certainly have to remember this trick! There has been a many times this would have proved handy
Hmmmm, good that I dont need an alibi like that....
+ If I would say: "Yes honey I tried to call you 4am before I went to the afterparty, see my call history" she would probably tell me that she doesnt believe me anyway or that I should have sended smoke signals etc...
But there is a call duration entry. Meaning, that the call would only last <15 seconds.
Changing the time on the phone would work for your personal call history but not the official call history that shows on your phone bill.
As a father, I check my kid's phone calls and minutes semi-regularly by logging on to T-Mobile and viewing their recent activities.
Now, chances are if you need this for an alibi for a GF or some other friend it will work. If you need this for a more serious alibi, it's not going to work if the person has any way of checking the official carrier records.
Don't know about anybody else but if i make a call that isn't answered by anything, be it a person, ansaphone or voicemail, then the call duration in the call log is 00:00 and it never shows on my phone bill. The only way to prove that type of call was made would probably require access to the mobile operator's logs themselves which most of us don't have.
i have one problem in my vivo v3 . call log is not displaying in proper order.i dont know what to do.it is just scrumbled
omg.... thank you google!!! this might of just saved me $700 for late cancelling fees! miracle workers you are all saints!
Ok, I used to have an app installed on my phone that not only would block calls that i chose (by number) but it gave me the option for an error message to be played for the caller. I had it set to say "your call cannot be completed as dialed, please check the number and dial again." Now I cannot find this app, does anyone know what it is? Please help, thanks.
Jason
Not the app you're looking for, but I use aFirewall and it blocks calls. It just sends them to Voice mail, but if you have Google Voice you can set it up to send them to a really obnoxious voice mail message.
Yea, I had that, but the app I had before literally made the caller think your number had been disconnected. It was sweet.
cm6 rc2 has a blacklist in call settings, works just fine.
icon57 said:
cm6 rc2 has a blacklist in call settings, works just fine.
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Yes, this works also, but it doesn't redirect to voicemail. It just outright end the call.
back to my main question, blacklisting is not the thing wanted, it is the message played to the caller, "your call cannot be completed as dialed, please check the number and dial again.
I had an app that allowed the user to chose the message the caller hears, another option was the...beep...beep...beep...beep tone.
It was sweet.
I would be interested in finding the name of this app... I'll keep an eye on this thread.
Done tonnes of searching and can't find what you mean.
If you do find it please send me a PM, sounds class
Michigan Jason said:
back to my main question, blacklisting is not the thing wanted, it is the message played to the caller, "your call cannot be completed as dialed, please check the number and dial again.
I had an app that allowed the user to chose the message the caller hears, another option was the...beep...beep...beep...beep tone.
It was sweet.
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I'm pretty sure Google Voice does this, When I was reading the GV FAQ awhile back I remember thinking what a really cool function of GV it was. On the downside I believe GV has to be your primary number though, not positive, you might wanna check it out.
productofusa said:
I'm pretty sure Google Voice does this, When I was reading the GV FAQ awhile back I remember thinking what a really cool function of GV it was. On the downside I believe GV has to be your primary number though, not positive, you might wanna check it out.
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Google voice does let you set a specific number to get a disconnected message.
It does require for you to use google voice as your voicemail, but it does not need to replace your current number.
i've used this feature and it is quite effective. for maximum effect just set the option within your phone book to send the caller directly to voicemail.
your phone will not even ring.
Easybusy
I think you talking about easybusy. I use it and have my phone set to forward calls to a fake number like 555-555-5555. One problem, I'm currently testing the new energy rom and now my easybusy software will not work.
For the life of me, I can't find where to edit the responses without actually editing it when I'm receiving a call. Does anyone know where to find the list of responses for this so I can add a few? TIA
settings --> call settings -->All Calls -->> Reject Call With Message
You can add a message and edit/delete message by hitting the menu button.
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For the life of me, I can't find where to edit the responses without actually editing it when I'm receiving a call. Does anyone know where to find the list of responses for this so I can add a few? TIA
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Settings, call settings, all calls, reject call with message, create message
You guys rock. Thanks a lot!
Don't use it if you use Google Voice...
It responds from your actual cell number :-(
AndroidZ28 said:
Don't use it if you use Google Voice...
It responds from your actual cell number :-(
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Sounds like something bad happened to you out of it?
minogue said:
Sounds like something bad happened to you out of it?
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Google Voice has the option to mark numbers as spam, so when I have to use my phone to call people I don't necessarily want to be able to call me back I use it and if there is a problem google Voice eliminates it. I don't give out my t-mobile number because then people will bother me.
Fortunately the person who i rejected with a text was not bright and asked who was texting. I apologized and said "Sarah", they said they didn't know a Sarah and I said oh, sorry wrong number... Then I called them back from GV later that night.
There are two problems I have discovered with GV and Sprint number integration that you should know about before you switch, because it's a pain to turn this feature off (as I just did.)
If you need to use any service that must call you, and you must enter digits on the phone, it won't work. There's a problem with GV where if the other person starts the call to you, DTMF signals from your end are too distorted to register with any equipment that reads them.
Second, GV has a call record feature that is toggled by hitting the number 4. When it is toggled it announces to both you and the other person that the call is being recorded. This doesn't sound like a bad thing at first, but note that it can be triggered accidentally depending on you or the other person's voice through a phenomenon called talkoff. Talkoff is when a human voice mimics a DTMF signal for a very short time, but long enough to trigger some equipment to interpret it as a key press. The equipment that google uses is susceptible to this. When it is accidentally triggered, have fun explaining to the other person why they just heard the message "this call is being recorded."
More information about this problem can be found here: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/voice/thread?tid=7e30f066f09baf68&hl=en
Curious as to what you mean bye your first point... could you give an example of what kind service would cause this..
Sorry if this is a dumb question lol
Chad
Chadk881 said:
Curious as to what you mean bye your first point... could you give an example of what kind service would cause this..
Sorry if this is a dumb question lol
Chad
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Like say you need an online bank to verify your phone number, they'll have an automated system that calls you, and then has you input a number to verify you own the phone number, when you do this it won't be able to recognize the numbers you key in.
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Like say you need an online bank to verify your phone number, they'll have an automated system that calls you, and then has you input a number to verify you own the phone number, when you do this it won't be able to recognize the numbers you key in.
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This call record feature... this works at any time by hitting 4? How does that work if you are navigating a DTMF menu?
From the linked forum post it looks like the call record feature does not activate if you call out so hitting 4 in a calling tree would allow you to navigate. Haven't tried it myself but from reading the link it looks to be true.
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Like say you need an online bank to verify your phone number, they'll have an automated system that calls you, and then has you input a number to verify you own the phone number, when you do this it won't be able to recognize the numbers you key in.
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That's odd, I have had to do this with several companies and never once had a problem..
I would like to know if it possible to send a busy text message while you on a call, like the custom "Reject a Call With Text Message" on the GS5. Does it appear like when you not on another call?
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I would like to know if it possible to send a busy text message while you on a call, like the custom "Reject a Call With Text Message" on the GS5. Does it appear like when you not on another call?
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Not really understand your question.
Why you need to send a busy text message while you are in a call?
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Not really understand your question.
Why you need to send a busy text message while you are in a call?
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I don't know let's say I'm with a customer on the line and I can't take the other call waiting and just want to let the other person know that I'm not ignoring his call just that I'm on the other line and will call him back.
My friend told me that he can do it with is Note3 but I wonder if that's the same with the GS5?
My friend told me that he can do it with is Note3 but I wonder if that's the same with the GS5?
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Yes, on my Note 3 it is enabled by default. If the S5 does not support this feature, you can find another custom rom that support it, or a rom porting from Note 3 firmware (if any).
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I don't know let's say I'm with a customer on the line and I can't take the other call waiting and just want to let the other person know that I'm not ignoring his call just that I'm on the other line and will call him back.
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I see. Typically the other side will get the notification message "Call waiting..." while calling you, so he/she will know your are in a call. You just ignore the incoming call. If you want to turn off the call waiting feature, you can use my Advanced Call Settings app to disable it.
(open 'Advanced Call Settings' app > 'Others' tab > CW (Call Waiting) > Deactivate button)
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Yes, on my Note 3 it is enabled by default. If the S5 does not support this feature, you can find another custom rom that support it, or a rom porting from Note 3 firmware (if any).
I see. Typically the other side will get the notification message "Call waiting..." while calling you, so he/she will know your are in a call. You just ignore the incoming call. If you want to turn off the call waiting feature, you can use my Advanced Call Settings app to disable it.
(open 'Advanced Call Settings' app > 'Others' tab > CW (Cal,l Waiting) > Deactivate button)
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A friend just tested it with me and you can do it with the SG5.
Thanks for everything.