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Call Blocking

Stop or block your name and phone number from being seen by the person

you are calling.

Using Call Blocking

1. Dial *67. Listen for 3 beeps.

2. Dial the number you are calling. The person you are calling will see a

display such as “Private Name/Private Number”.

Call Blocking service is on most customer lines.

You can ask the telephone operator to place an Operator Handled

Call. Your name and number will not be transmitted or displayed –

there is a charge per call.

If you have more than one telephone number, Number Replacement

service provides the choice of which number is to be transmitted and

displayed on all outgoing calls. To order this option, as well as other

permanent blocking arrangements (under certain conditions), call

310-BELL.

Please note that there are some instances when your name and number may

not be blocked if you subscribe to automated per call blocking or use *67:

• When calling Bell Customer Service.

• When placing a collect call, or calling an 800 or 900 number, your name

and number information is provided for billing purposes.

• When calling a person served by a telephone company or facility that

does not adhere to the privacy regulations set out by the CRTC in

Canada or the FCC in the United States, your name and number may

still be provided if the company does not recognize the privacy indicator.

A Privacy Brochure designed to help you understand your personal privacy

and telecommunications services is available free of charge. Call Blocking

service must be used to a

void the display of a non-published name and

number.

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