Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
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Step 1
Pick up your phone's receiver, listen for the dial tone and dial 0.
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Step 2
Ask the operator what number you're calling from.
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Pick up your phone's receiver, listen for the dial tone and dial 0.
Ask the operator what number you're calling from.
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Comments
jaymcv said
on 5/19/2009 To Ninas69...wow...u must be an important person to have someone spend their time recording your conversations....lol...get over it
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udothevodo said
on 2/1/2009 In the DFW area, dial 970, then any 4 digits and it will repeat your number back to you.
NINAS69 said
on 10/24/2008 for almost 2 yrs. now some one has been listining to and recording my phone conversations. att comes to check the line and when they see the truck, they dis connect and att reports nothing wrong! I've got two police reports and still i've got the same problem. I'm selling my trailer and have moved about 2 miles away to an apt. I had my # changed and I'm still hearing and having the same problem! My cell phone also has the same recording sound when I call out or receive calls. WHAT'S GOING ON? What can I do? Please help! How is this happening?
SanFranCal said
on 3/29/2007 I don't know about elsewhere, but if you live in 415, you can dial 959-1122 and a computer will read back the number to you.