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• 3 May 2007 at 2:19AM

  savemoney Forumite

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  3 May 2007 at 2:19AM

  I set up my phone so it rings certain tunes for family members if it recognizes the number. If is withheld and its a cold caller or those stupid silent calls, I then put number in address book on phone and save them as "Nuisance caller"
  
  I just use a Panasonic DECT phone that has ponphonic tunes in and has caller ID etc on the display, you can get them for about £40

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• 3 May 2007 at 7:20AM

  malamute Forumite

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  3 May 2007 at 7:20AM

  Infidel wrote: »

  Sure, but what happens if it just caller id, the NHS call will just show up as 'call' or whatever - essentially the same display as when one of the annoying sales reps/automated dialler system calls you.

  Your right but at least the call has got through and chance is that the call will go to the answer system (if set up) if the recipient does not pick up.
  As long as people are aware that legitimate organisations also use caller withheld as the routine mode of making contact by phone.

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• 3 May 2007 at 7:28AM

  ckerrd Forumite

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  3 May 2007 at 7:28AM

  If you are with BT you can take out BT Privacy at home. This gives you caller display and anonymous call rejection - and is free if I recall correctly

  We all evolve - get on with it

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• 4 May 2007 at 5:47PM

  dave_dph Forumite

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  4 May 2007 at 5:47PM

  ckerrd wrote: »

  If you are with BT you can take out BT Privacy at home. This gives you caller display and anonymous call rejection - and is free if I recall correctly

  
  BT Privacy includes Caller Display and they offer to register you with the Telephone Preference Service, see http://www.tpsonline.org.uk/tps/
  
  Anonymous Caller Rejection is not part of BT Privacy, this is classed as a premium feature and costs £4 per month.

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