How to block a number on my v-tech telephone CS5121-2

Hello, Gary -

The Sperry company has a complicated corporate history, which makes it a challenge to determine where corporate archives (which may include a record of product serial numbers manufactured by year) are located.

- The Sperry company acquired the New Holland corporation in 1947.
- The company name was changed to Sperry New Holland in 1973.
- In 1985 Ford Motor Co. acquired Sperry New Holland.
- Eventually, the corporate name was changed to Ford New Holland (and the Sperry name for construction and agricultural equipment was no longer used.)
- In 1991, Ford sold its Ford New Holland unit to Fiat Geotech, creating N.H. (New Holland) Geotech.
- Eventually, Ford, Fiat and other products were grouped under a neutral, globally-recognizable brand name: New Holland.
- In 2017, New Holland changed its corporate name to CNH New Holland.

Therefore, if your skid steer just has the brand name "Sperry" on it, it was PROBABLY manufactured prior to 1973. However, there is still a challenge regarding the location of the Sperry manufacturing records for its agricultural and construction equipment.

Some New Holland corporate records covering 1902-1906 and 1971-1987 are held by the Lancaster County (Pennsylvania) Historical Society:
https://www.lancasterhistory.org/finding-aids/new-holland-records-1902-1906-1971-1987/

Scroll down the web page cited above to see the telephone number and email address for LancasterHistory.org. You will need to contact the archivists there and find out the charge for researching the New Holland corporate records to determine if records of the manufacturing serial numbers have been retained. When you contact (I recommend speaking by phone) an archivist, I suggest you ask if he / she knows where archival records for Sperry (the unit which manufactured agricultural and construction equipment prior to the corporate name change to Sperry New Holland) may be kept. Serial number records prior to 1971 for Sperry agricultural and construction equipment may be held in one or more other archives (if good fortune had them deposited in an archives.)

Note: At one time I worked as a corporate historian and archivist in the USA.

Best wishes.

if you are using an android device you should be able to
go to recent phone calls ---> press and hold on the number ---> menu will appear ---> block or blacklist the number.
another option is to call your cellular provider and ask them to block the number you are wanting.
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In order for your number to appear on telephone Caller ID (CID) display screens, the person you're calling must subscribe to CID service AND you must have a published phone number (that isn't being "blocked"). Some phone companies allow published numbers to be selectively blocked on a per call basis or on all calls until the block is removed.

If your information is being broadcast incorrectly or not at all, you should contact your phone service provider.

This in not achievable on the printer itself. You would need to contact your telephone company. Continuous calls can be considered harassment and most companies have a system in place to deal with this.
The other option is to call the number and ask them to stop calling your number as you would rather not hear from them.

Are they calling your personal phone, or cell phone or your work phone number? if it is your work phone number you need to inform them they are calling your place of employment and they are ordered to stop calling immediately. as it is not your phone and can not use it for personal reasons.
sometimes by telling the caller it is costing you funds to be called on a cell phone will sometimes make them stop. if you have used a do not call list, ask the person that is calling you in a friendly voice to pleae provide their identification number, ask if the call is recorded, and let them know that you too are recording the call (this usually stops them from calling back) and ask them if they have an internal do not call list? use the persons name that called you along with their ID # and ask them to place you on their personal do not call list. and remind them they are being recorded for documentation purposes.
they will usually not try to call you again for fear you are recording the converstaion.

Contact your telephone carrier. They may be able to tell you who are the people calling you. Have you thought about answering the calls and ask the callers who they are?. If you recognize a voice that calls you repeatedly (without recognizing the person), you can lodge a complaint with the police department and inform your telephone carrier about the nuisance calls.

When subscribing to services or products that require a monthly payment, it can sometimes be a hassle to keep contacting the service provider each month to make your payment.
If you are like many individuals, you will opt to have the payments automatically deducted from your banking account.
While this automatic debit option may seem momentarily convenient, in the long term it can be risky.
Even if you are no longer receiving the products and services, some companies will continue to debit your account.
If you have decided that you no longer want the automatic debits from your bank account to be made, there are easy resolutions to stopping the payments.

Call the customer service telephone number of the company that is making the automatic debits from your bank account.
If you don't have a telephone number for the company, visit the company's website and look for the "Contact Us" link.
Most legitimate companies will have contact information on their site.
Select the option to speak with a billing or sales representative.

Advise the company representative that you no longer want the automatic debits to come out of your bank account.
Be sure to get the representative's name and a confirmation number just in case you later need proof that you did call in and make the cancellation request.

By Mail

Write a cancellation letter to the company stating your desire to stop the automatic debits.
Be sure to include your account number on the letter as well as your signature and the date the letter was written.


Make a copy of the signed letter for your own records.


Mail the cancellation request letter to the company that is deducting the automatic payments from your bank account.
If you don't have the mailing address, you can visit the company's website or contact customer service to get it.
Note that some companies require that your request be submitted within a certain amount of days before the next billing cycle.

Through Card Issuer

Contact your bank or the financial institution that provided you with the debit card if you notice that the automatic debits have not stopped.


Ask the bank representative to place a block on your account or debit card so that the automatic debits are stopped.
There may or may not be a fee assessed by your bank to initiate the block.

Request that your banking institution completely cancel your debit card if the option to place a block on the card is unavailable.
After your old card is cancelled, your bank will issue you a new replacement card.
Ask for the bank representative's name and a reference number for your own personal records.

You have unheard messages on the voicemail system provided by your telephone company. This system records messages when someone calls while you're already on the phone. Please contact your telephone company for instructions on accessing their voicemail system.

To block a telephone number that feature has to come from your telephone company. The best thing to do would be to contact your phone company and have them setup the block.

For voice mail service subscribers
If you subscribe to a flat-rate service
package that includes Caller ID, call
waiting, voice mail, and unlimited
local/regional/long distance calls, please
note the following:
L To use the voice mail service provided
by your service provider/telephone
company rather than the unit's
answering system, turn off the
answering system (page 30).
L To use this unit's answering system
rather than the voice mail service
provided by your service provider/
telephone company, please contact
your service provider/telephone
company to deactivate your voice mail
service.
If your service provider/telephone
company cannot do this:
- Set this unit's "Ring count"
setting so that this unit's answering
system answers calls before the
voice mail service of your service
provider/telephone company does.
It is necessary to check the number
of rings required to activate the
voice mail service provided by your
service provider/telephone
company before changing this
setting.
- Change the number of rings of the
voice mail service so that the
answering system can answer the
call first. To do so, contact your
service provider/telephone
company.