> New V3x arriving thursday (voda ) , thought I might put some time
> into trying to get it to block withheld numbers , anybody
> know the process so i am off to a flying start .........
Don't bother you'll probably send it back, everyone does.
So much so that as of yesterday motorola discontinued them!
JC - 27 Jul 2006 05:02 GMT
>> New V3x arriving thursday (voda ) , thought I might put some time
>> into trying to get it to block withheld numbers , anybody
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>
>So much so that as of yesterday motorola discontinued them!
Strange, we've got several and locked to 2G mode with generic firmware
they're really quite a nice handset, if a little large. I have to say
though that as sold, the Vodafone customised firmware is very poor and
the Orange firmware truly unusable.
Maybe if the networks stopped breaking perfectly good handsets, people
wouldn't want to upgrade so often... oh, I guess that's the point. ;-)
Rgds
Jonathan
Bluesky - 27 Jul 2006 13:07 GMT
Why please , how this blinking phone gonna make my life
uncomfortable , had the V3 for a few years and its a great phone

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>> New V3x arriving thursday (voda ) , thought I might put some time
>> into trying to get it to block withheld numbers , anybody
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> So much so that as of yesterday motorola discontinued them!
Hi Bluesky,
I'm not aware of any way you can block withheld numbers on the handset.
I can't find any information in the manual although it may be an idea
to contact Motorola directly.
With regards to diverts, page 75 of the manual tells you how to alter
your divert settings, although this is just for changing the number of
rings (5, 10, 15, 20, 25 etc) before it diverts to Voicemail and
mentions nothing about diverting individual numbers.
You can forward your calls to a different number on Vodafone by using
the following command: * * 2 1 * (insert the number you want to
forward to here) # send. However this would apply to all calls made to
your mobile number and there is no way of breaking the calls down into
different folders as far as I'm aware. To cancel Call Forwarding you'd
need to use # # 0 0 2 1 # and send.
> New V3x arriving thursday (voda ) , thought I might put some time
> into trying to get it to block withheld numbers , anybody
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> is it possible to have some numbers diverted to
> particular land line and some not etc
Bluesky - 31 Jul 2006 23:58 GMT
thnaks for reply , and the time you took
I have had the V3X for about 4/5 days and i hate it
Yes the mongerers were correct i havfe been onto VF
returns dept to exchnage for a V3i ..hope i have done
the correct thing ....
Still looking for ideas on blocking out witheld numbers ..

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> Hi Bluesky,
>
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>> is it possible to have some numbers diverted to
>> particular land line and some not etc