>I would like to block a call from a specific number. My carrier is Alltel.
>Thanks.
Well, I did not know that this was a VERIZON group. Excuse me. Thank you
for answering my question, though you didn't have to be rude about it.
>>I would like to block a call from a specific number. My carrier is Alltel.
>>Thanks.
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>(depending on the model of your phone) is to change the ring tone for
>that number to a "silent" one, or change your number.
XS11E - 27 Sep 2007 06:21 GMT
> Well, I did not know that this was a VERIZON group. Excuse me.
> Thank you for answering my question, though you didn't have to be
> rude about it.
Just curious, why were you unable to read the name of the group?
"alt.cellular.verizon" should tell you it's a Verizon group, shouldn't
it?

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The Ghost of General Lee - 27 Sep 2007 06:35 GMT
>> Well, I did not know that this was a VERIZON group. Excuse me.
>> Thank you for answering my question, though you didn't have to be
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>"alt.cellular.verizon" should tell you it's a Verizon group, shouldn't
>it?
I think this line says it all:
>Message posted via http://www.cellphonekb.com
Damn web interfaces.
The Ghost of General Lee - 27 Sep 2007 06:33 GMT
>Well, I did not know that this was a VERIZON group. Excuse me. Thank you
>for answering my question, though you didn't have to be rude about it.
I wasn't rude. If you would use a real news reader to access
newsgroups instead of some pitiful web interface, it would have solved
most of your problems. Like the follow-up in my previous reply (as in
this one, too) was directed to alt.cellular.alltel, the proper group
for this discussion, but the web interface you used ignored that.
Check into using a real news reader. Hell, even Outlook Express is
better than using a web interface.