One day, you decide to call me at 3am from a blocked number, knowing that your message will probably go straight to voice mail (it does) and you won’t have to talk to me.
You do this every time you want to leave a message with me and there is nothing I can do about it because of your damn blocked number…
Until now.
The service is FREE! Well, if you just want to have blocked numbers unblocked…that service is free. They also offer some other really cool services that are unfortunately not legal here in
The other services they offer?
Update: Anyone interested in BLOCKING their number or even pretend to call from a number they're not actually using should check out Spoofcard. This stuff used to be in limited use by law enforcement and even collection agencies but now its available to anyone with computer and a phone....for better or worse.
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This is nothing new, and anyone who knows much about telephone systems should not be suprised.
Fact is, there are two "caller id" numbers - true Caller ID, and ANI (Automatic Number Identification).
While the Caller ID can be set (or blocked) very easily (hell, I can do it with a simple VOIP account), the ANI is a different beast entirely, and is almost always unblocked.
The trick to blocking your ANI is to simply use any VOIP service - the ANI then is the number of the landline the call is originated from, which will change on a per call basis. So while the callee might see a number, it will be incorrect.
Doesn't work with Verizon...
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