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Posted by: jm85

I apologize if this is in the wrong section. I don't work for ATT, but I have service through them.

I keep getting a blocked call and when I check my call history online, it just shows up as my cell phone number. Is there someone I can talk to to find out who's calling me from a blocked number?

Thanks.

Posted by: Crims0nC0de

I would think someone at your local AT&T store would be able to help you with that. Or you could call the Customer Support number and I'm sure they could give you more information.

Posted by: jm85

I was thinking about trying to ask one of the chat technicians online when I'm in my account, but I'm not sure if they would know.

Posted by: Crims0nC0de

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Originally Posted by jm85

I was thinking about trying to ask one of the chat technicians online when I'm in my account, but I'm not sure if they would know.

I have never had to talk to them, but I would think they could at least try to find the number. And if they can't, I'm sure they have the ability to open a trouble ticket and get someone else to contact you.

Posted by: The Champ

Call CS...

Posted by: cingtd

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Originally Posted by The Champ

Call CS...

If someone is blocking their Caller ID, CS can't see it either. OP, don't waste your time calling.

Posted by: cellguy030

yes, typically you need a court order to get info on blocked numbers

Posted by: classylady78

I work at a corporate store and we would not be able to get that information. I also agree with the previous posters, I do no think you can get them just by calling customer service. Maybe you could get them with a court order, depending on what is going on with the calls.

Posted by: jm85

Thanks so much for your help guys!

Posted by: Plutar

forward your number to a 1800# you can find something cheap, people can't block #'s to 1800#'s so you can find out who is calling you. I think I heard about that on this forum, so maybe somebody can chime in with the specifics. And this is coming from a call center employee.

Posted by: celltechy

This Does Not Belong In This Forum! Read The Rules Please

Posted by: CaptShadow

Please read before starting new threads in this forum:
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