Calling number with *67 - Does the number show up on your bill?

[UnR1]

For outgoing calls
if you use *67 to dial. Will that number show up on your bill?

[BearBert]

I believe it will come up as your own number when you receive a private call on your bill. I'm not sure about the reverse. What have something to hide?

[efparri]

You cannot block an outgoing number from your carrier. The call could not be completed if the carrier and other carriers down the line did not know the number you are dialing.

[UnR1]

I believe it will come up as your own number when you receive a private call on your bill. I'm not sure about the reverse. What have something to hide?

I don't think I said anything about receiving a private call. Maybe you should read my post again.

[UnR1]

You cannot block an outgoing number from your carrier. The call could not be completed if the carrier and other carriers down the line did not know the number you are dialing.

I see

I'm trying to figure out a way to call a number (another AT&T mobile number) without it showing on my bill.

[veriztd]

I see

I'm trying to figure out a way to call a number (another AT&T mobile number) without it showing on my bill.

If the number is local and/or you aren't roaming, it won't show on your bill but it will be seen if the account is accessed online. Nothing you can do to prevent that from happening.

[splunk]

I see

I'm trying to figure out a way to call a number (another AT&T mobile number) without it showing on my bill.

Curious (as I'm sure others are)...why?

[BearBert]

Easy solution is get a prepaid phone if your trying to hide something from showing up on your bill.

[vietalogy]

he/she is cheating and doesn't want to be caught LOL. easiest way is to get a prepaid sim and buy a dual sim phone and have both post paid and preppaid on the same phone.

[efparri]

I see

I'm trying to figure out a way to call a number (another AT&T mobile number) without it showing on my bill.

You would have to use a form of call forwarding. The initial number dialed will appear but the number to which the call is forwarded will not.

[Extraordinary]

Or pick up a grandcentral or third party that allows you to call with, if your trying to hide something.

Or like others said, prepaid, any carrier will do. AT&T you can get M2M, T-Mobile you could get a flexpay with myfaves...

[UnR1]

thanks people
unfortunately grand central is invite only and invites are closed

I'm looking into all the options above.

Happy new year!

[XFF]

Get a calling card, call their access number, and then dial the actual number when you get the second dial tone. Only the calling card number will show up on your AT&T bill, the actual destination number will only show on the calling card statement.

http://www.bananacall.com/
http://www.cloncom.com/
http://www.pennytalk.com/

[awj223]

I see

I'm trying to figure out a way to call a number (another AT&T mobile number) without it showing on my bill.

I was going to say use a pay phone, but then again those are getting harder and harder to find these days because of companies like AT&T Mobility and the technology they use

[alana0j]

he/she is cheating and doesn't want to be caught LOL. easiest way is to get a prepaid sim and buy a dual sim phone and have both post paid and preppaid on the same phone.

If cheating really IS the reason here......and it certainly seems to be so....the best solution is to not cheat. I guarantee the significant other will find out.....