Question:
How to stop withheld phone numbers phoning my landlane?
JENNY
2009-02-17 22:36:47 UTC
I am with BT but for some reason i keep getting calls at stupid times of the day, like 11.30pm and just had one now... its 6.30 in the morning and i have a baby due any day and a 4 year old, and i don't want my phoning ringing at silly hours whenwe are all trying to sleep!!

how do i stop these calls??? please HELP.
thanks.
Six answers:
anonymous
2009-02-18 13:29:51 UTC
Ring BT and get them to put a block on anonymous calls.



Then sign up to TPS (google it).

Its a free service and while it won't stop all 'cold calls' from business company's, it will stop 99.9% of them.



Good luck with the new baby :-)
anonymous
2014-08-20 11:47:00 UTC
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anonymous
2009-02-17 23:16:40 UTC
Bell Stentor has a service available that redirects unidentified calls to an internal message where you can leave a number to call back.

The voice message sounds like "The subsciber you are calling has chosen not to accept unidentified numbers from inbound callers. Please leave your name and a number where you can be recalled".



Very often telemarketers have unidentified numbers and this will stop them cold. Their automated out dialers will not leave a message and the phones ringer will remain quiet. I'm sure your friends are well aware of your situation and they will respect your schedule and just make a point of calling them when you have a free minute (ha - I remember like yesterday when my daughter arrived 23 years ago and get tired just thinking about it).



There is also a national 'no call' database. Most marketers abide by this request but the calls will not stop right away. It usualyy takes up to 30 days to stop 90 percent of the calls.



The only indicator is a beeping dial tone rather than ringing. All cell phones are unlisted by design. Use these for emergency notification.



Congratulations in advance on your new arrival. All the best.
anonymous
2009-02-17 23:00:00 UTC
As said above, if you're in the UK BT will cut off most of your nuisance calls. If you don't have a phone where you can read who is calling (normally charged for) they will provide the service free. You have still to provide the phone with a screen. They're not dear. This still doesn't stop all calls getting through but you can just not answer witheld numbers. This though gives a problem if you have a family member or friend who permanently withods their number. My daughter does. Looks like it's something we've got to live with.

Reading your question again, I can see you might need to switch off your phone, or unplug it at night. People you need to be in touch with all the time can be given a secret mobile number.
anonymous
2009-02-17 23:32:00 UTC
contact bt or if you deal with your account on line you can do it their but to stop with held numbers you need to subscribe to anonymous callers rejection this costs about £10.00 every 3 months i have it on my phone as i was getting fed up with people calling and with holding their number its well worth having
JM33
2009-02-17 22:45:31 UTC
Phone BT [freephone] Inform them, They will Monitor your Phone, Once they Trace the Offender They can be Taken to Court, Sadly they wont Inform you who is Doing it...Good Luck!


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