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Caller ID on landline phones relies on signals from the telephone service provider. Some companies charge extra if you wish to enable the service, others include it automatically, so you need to check with them first.
Even if you have caller ID enabled, callers can choose to withhold their number. Large companies which make lots of outgoing calls (especially cold callers) often have their service set to automatically withhold their number. In many countries, all other callers can choose to do so by prefixing all dialled numbers with a short code, e.g. in the UK it's 141. Mobile phone callers can usually alter a setting on their handset so that caller ID is withheld when making outgoing calls.
Try to erase your phone's voice messages. Press ERASE 2 times while the phone is not in use. Caller ID is being activated by your phone provider. To use Caller ID features, you must subscribe to a Caller ID service. Contact your service provider/telephone company for details.
Add your phone number to the national "Do Not Call" list at www.donotcall.gov. Also, your phone may just be missing the information it needs to decipher the data. Try getting a cheep caller ID unit and connect it to you phone line. See if it registers the phone numbers in question.
Click on a left side link of download manuels.
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Not sure what series you have, but take a look at these manuels. found here :http://www.vtechphones.com/vtechui/support/manual_list.cfm#214
if not anyof these listed- there are many others to view and I know you'll find right instructions here!!
Let me know if this helped.--Stevie
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5.8 GHz Digital four handset cordless phone system with digital answering device and caller ID
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5.8 GHz digital Four Handset Cordless Phone System with Digital Answering System and Caller ID
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5.8 GHz Digital four handset cordless phone system with digital answering device and caller ID
i6785 - Spanish
5.8 GHz Digital four handset telephone system with digital answering system
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5.8 GHz digital four handset cordless phone system with caller ID and digital answering device
i6786 - Spanish
5.8 GHz digital four handset cordless phone system with caller ID & digital answering system
Well if the phone has been bought abroad and being used in India you will face this problem. this is because of the format of transmitting the caller id info being different. In USA it is STF and in India it is DTMF. You need a convertor in the phone line which is DTMF to STF. IF you find onw in Delhi pl let me also know.
Only stupids buy cordless phone from USA. India uses ETSI DTMF standard for Caller ID which is not supported by any cordless phone sold in USA. It is about time you trash your worthless instrument in the dumpster.
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