No there is no way to do that. i went to a verizon store and they told me no. you can only ignore the calls. i know its annoying but you have to live with it.
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Blocking incoming calls on your Sony Ericsson phone is pretty simple.
You can go to your service provider's website and follow the
instructions they have for call blocking. They will usually tell you how
to block specific calls or all incoming calls. You will most likely
find a way to even block incoming text messages. This is very convenient
if you don't won't to be bothered, but you don't want to miss a
possibly important call either. Luckily, with a Sony Ericsson, you don't
even have to go to your service provider's Web site to block incoming
calls. You can do it through your phone's menu.
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Flip open your cell phone and go to the phone's menu.
2
Select "Settings" and scroll down to "Calls."
3
Select "Manage Calls" and then choose "Accept Calls."
4
Choose to accept "All Calls,"
"Calls from a list" or "None." If you choose to accept calls from a
list, you will have to create your list of accepted callers. This is
easy. You will just scroll through your contacts and select numbers you
want to accept.
Blocking incoming calls on your Sony Ericsson phone is pretty simple.
You can go to your service provider's website and follow the
instructions they have for call blocking. They will usually tell you how
to block specific calls or all incoming calls. You will most likely
find a way to even block incoming text messages. This is very convenient
if you don't won't to be bothered, but you don't want to miss a
possibly important call either. Luckily, with a Sony Ericsson, you don't
even have to go to your service provider's Web site to block incoming
calls. You can do it through your phone's menu. To do so,follow these instructions:
Flip open your cell phone and go to the phone's menu.
Select "Settings" and scroll down to "Calls."
Select "Manage Calls" and then choose "Accept Calls."
Choose to accept "All Calls", "Calls from a list" or "None". If you
choose to accept calls from a list, you will have to create your list of
accepted callers. This is easy. You will just scroll through your
contacts and select numbers you want to accept.
To
stop blocking calls, go to the same menu and choose to accept "All
Calls."
Most of the telecom service providers offer call blocking features. In addition to this, most of the vtech cordless phone sets have built-in features through which you can block incoming calls from a specific number.
Create a "Call Block List" on the vtech phone and store the Caller ID information of unwanted callers in the list. The numbers you feed in the block list will get a busy signal every time they try to call you.
Ring up the customer service of the telecom company that is providing you the phone service. Tell the representative that you want to get your incoming calls blocked from a specific number. The company will then add that number to a list of blocked numbers for your particular phone number. In the future, every time an unwanted caller tries to ring you up, he will hear a recording saying the number has been blocked.
Visit the website donotcall.gov. Add your phone number to the website's list of phone numbers that cannot be reached by telemarketers and businesses.
The first thing you can do is to make sure your cell phone number is unlisted. This is a simple step but it's the first step in keeping unwanted calls from your cell phone.
You can unmask the Caller ID on blocked incoming calls, obtain the phone number, and in some cases the name and address, of the "anonymous caller" by using a service called "TrapCall." You can also listen to your voicemail over the internet. TrapCall allows you to unmask numbers, record your calls, voicemail transcriptions, block unwanted callers, and gives you caller id for your cell phone. See resource link.
Register your number with the "National and State Do Not Call Lists." The National Do Not Call list is run by the Federal Trade Commission and you can sign up online at the resource link below.
Even after signing up for the "Don't Call List" and getting that unpublished number there are still those times when the telemarketer finds a way to get through. You can also get unwanted calls from ex-boyfriends and ex-girlfriends'. These people have your number from your previous relationship. You don't want to change your number, but a few over-zealous ex-mates may not go down without a fight and will continue to call after you have told them to stop! In this case, you'll need a call blocking device. These devices allow you to control who calls you, and gives you the ability to permanently block their numbers. See the resource link at bottom of article for a list of these devices.
Set up an account with "Reverse Phone Detective" service in order to find out the Unknown numbers that appear on your caller display. This will allow you to see who and where the number is coming from. Check the resource link "Reverse Phone Detective" below.
Don't rely on your cell phone provider to block unwanted calls for you. For some inexplicable reason, most carriers do not provide you with the ability to block unwanted callers.
My best bet is to go with the google voice number(you can do a lot of things besides blocking unwanted numbers and its free) ..
here is the link to find more information about it
The 6500c does not support conditional call forwarding (CCF) which is useful if your carrier does not provide blocking services. I have owned several nokia, a samsung, two LG, and currently have a blackberry 9330. If unwanted calls are a serious problem, consider upgradeing to a mobile phone that supports CCF. Conditional call forwarding can be used to forward any unwanted phone number includeing calls from unlisted, unknown or restricted callers. Depending on where you live, the call can be instantly forwarded to a service, such as trapcall.com, that unmasks the caller in addtion to providing the standard message "This number is no longer in service" for example.
Call blocking apps let you create blacklists - lists of numbers to block from calling your cell phone. I like using LEO Privacy, it's very safe and makes me free. I always receive some harass calls, I'm really sad for that, until I found this app, I can add them into Blacklist. Love this app, so I recommand this app to you. https://goo.gl/BCKwGqLEO Privacy Applock Boost Hide Android Apps on Google Play
I contacted my phone service carrier. They informed me there is no way to block incoming calls. However, as long as I do not answer unwanted calls and let them go straight to voicemail, there will be no charge for them. That was my concern - that I was being charged for unwanted telemarketing calls to my cell phone.
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