Kevin Bockman wrote:
This is just a feature of PRI service. Of course all of the call info
is still available even if you 'block' it. The call still has to be
traceable. Magic huh? I thought that was cool too the first time I
found out about it.
It depends on whether you are purchasing
Matt wrote:
For instance, when someone blocks their number it comes into our
system with the block flag (across PRI). It is then passed on to the
ATA as blocked. Is it legal for me to set the flag back to unblock
the call? (I realize no one here is probably a lawer but was just
curious to
On Oct 26, 2005, at 10:31 PM, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Matt wrote:
For instance, when someone blocks their number it comes into our
system with the block flag (across PRI). It is then passed on to
the
ATA as blocked. Is it legal for me to set the flag back to
unblock
the call? (I
Dave Grey wrote:
I found this pretty interesting -- I didn't know that when you blocked
CID with *67 or per-line blocking that it went anywhere at all.
Apparently, IPKall (who I am using for DID) is doing this
unblocking. I tested a couple of different numbers (A cellphone on a
network
Hi,
Does anyone know what the legalness is of unblocking a blocked call?
For instance, when someone blocks their number it comes into our
system with the block flag (across PRI). It is then passed on to the
ATA as blocked. Is it legal for me to set the flag back to unblock
the call? (I
