VONAGE Newbie w/newbie question
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Posted by on August 11, 2007, 9:40 am
Please log in for more thread options Well, I've done some searching to see if this has been asked before and surely it has though I can't seem to find the answer or it has scrolled off into the bit bucket. Strangely I didn't see it in the VONAGE FAQ either. We are a new VONAGE subscriber and *really like* the service. However, their caller-id presentation, although correct, is always an 11-digit number beginning with "1". Since we use a voice callerID unit this extra digit throws off the voice cadencing, thus speaking the number (example) "151-278-3557-7" instead of "512-783-5577" - as you can imagine, this is really a mind-twister when you're trying to listen and figure out just who in the world is calling. Is there any way to have VONAGE turn off that damned leading digit "1" ??? Thanks! | ||||||||||
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