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Re: Phantom calls
No disagreement about analog's advantages. Just think, all these companies so invested in VOIP for their whole communication needs, still need an analog line to report outages, or a cell phone. The reset seems to have fixed the inbound caller id issue! With one or two exceptions, I think the culprit of the outbound calls is my wife not paying attention when dialing. She's legally blind but still trying, so I gotta forgive her. Good bantering with you, Bruce. I'll be here more often!0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Phantom calls
I don't recognize any of the numbers. I'm going to go back through my call history for a month to see if their is anything common, a few seem to be at the same time a valid call is dialed. I've rebooted the modem, just not remotely yet. I'll give that a try later. The more symptoms the better when troubleshooting...up to a point!0Views0likes6CommentsRe: Phantom calls
Thanks for the reply. I don't have tv through Cox, caller ID is only on the phones. These random numbers only show up on the call history, not on the dialed number history of the Panasonic phones. No security system, faxes, or phone modems. Cox Voice was implemented here about a year or so ago.4Views1like8CommentsPhantom calls
First I've been back here for a year or so, it seems to have disappeared... Any ways, looking at my call history that I monitor daily, I often see multiple numbers as having been dialed from here, within seconds or simultaneously, with a duration of 0 seconds. I wonder if my number is being used by spammers. Also, unrelated, but my caller ID only works on my Panasonic phones about half the time. Any ideas?Solved4.5KViews0likes10Comments