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Can I change the outbound caller ID phone number??
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stillputtin
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- Sep 9, 2003
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Assuming all these lines are in a rotary and not single analog lines / the display of the main (pilot) number should be displayed on outgoing but is set up by your telco.
If you can't get satisfaction from you local Telco, you can always use (VoIP) SIP trunking along with an FXS Analog Terminal Adapter connected to your MICS's LSDS trunk cards.
You can keep your lines and just use these for dial out. SIP trunks can be nearly as flexible as a PRI circuit without the 23 B-channel commitment. ITSP's that serve businesses are what you're looking for. Vonage is NOT what you're looking for.
VoIP can be a little tricky to prevent some of the problems you can run into with packet-switched voice, but done properly (as we have) it can be an extremely powerful annex to your phone system.
You can keep your lines and just use these for dial out. SIP trunks can be nearly as flexible as a PRI circuit without the 23 B-channel commitment. ITSP's that serve businesses are what you're looking for. Vonage is NOT what you're looking for.
VoIP can be a little tricky to prevent some of the problems you can run into with packet-switched voice, but done properly (as we have) it can be an extremely powerful annex to your phone system.
curlycord
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Without trying to complicate or sell you on other options this is rather simple...
Speak to another rep!! if same answer then ask for a supervisor.
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curlycord
Speak to another rep!! if same answer then ask for a supervisor.
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curlycord
Curlycord is right. I can't tell you how many times I've run into a brick wall with a rep, and SOLVED the problem by hanging up and calling back to get a different rep.
Why just last Friday a AT&T (SBC) rep said "Sorry sir, there's no way to block 1010 dial-around on your lines." I knew this to be false, so after a long run-around and several delays while checking with other reps and supervisors she finally "re-re-confirmed" her position that my request to block 1010 dial-around was impossible.
Finally I did what I should have don long ago--hung up and called back. The next agent took care of it in a matter of minutes.
I should have given up sooner!
-K
Why just last Friday a AT&T (SBC) rep said "Sorry sir, there's no way to block 1010 dial-around on your lines." I knew this to be false, so after a long run-around and several delays while checking with other reps and supervisors she finally "re-re-confirmed" her position that my request to block 1010 dial-around was impossible.
Finally I did what I should have don long ago--hung up and called back. The next agent took care of it in a matter of minutes.
I should have given up sooner!
-K
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