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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAnd, very often, nobody knows how to configure it so it does.
Many years ago I did the online order form for BT's 30-line ISDN product. Even the people at BT sometimes got confused over the difference between Calling Line Identity Presentation, Connected Line Identity Presentation, Calling Line Identity Restriction, and Connected Line Identity Restriction

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And, very often, nobody knows how to configure it so it does.Originally posted by eek View PostBecause they have old and tulip phone systems that don't provide caller id details..
Many years ago I did the online order form for BT's 30-line ISDN product. Even the people at BT sometimes got confused over the difference between Calling Line Identity Presentation, Connected Line Identity Presentation, Calling Line Identity Restriction, and Connected Line Identity Restriction
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I can't believe you work with clients on the bread line.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostMany of my clients have withheld numbers which is a right pain in the arse. It's not anything specific to agencies. You are over thinking it.
What did you say your day rate was?!
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Many of my clients have withheld numbers which is a right pain in the arse. It's not anything specific to agencies. You are over thinking it.
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Two mutually exclusive twats in probabilityOriginally posted by Kess View PostIs it just me or do many agencies withhold their phone numbers?
These days when I get a call and see "unknown" on the screen it's 50/50 whether it's a dodgy PPI scammer or a not-quite-so-dodgy agent wanting to discuss a potential role.
Why do they do it?
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Because they have old and tulip phone systems that don't provide caller id details..Originally posted by Kess View PostIs it just me or do many agencies withhold their phone numbers?
These days when I get a call and see "unknown" on the screen it's 50/50 whether it's a dodgy PPI scammer or a not-quite-so-dodgy agent wanting to discuss a potential role.
Why do they do it?
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Agents & Withheld Numbers
Is it just me or do many agencies withhold their phone numbers?
These days when I get a call and see "unknown" on the screen it's 50/50 whether it's a dodgy PPI scammer or a not-quite-so-dodgy agent wanting to discuss a potential role.
Why do they do it?
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