How do you change the name that comes up on the caller ID when you call a landline phone
XxLiTtLe D 11xX said:
Read the subject....thats my question ^
Did you even *think* to call T-Mobile customer care? You may not know this, but you can dial 611 from your phone *FREE OF CHARGE!* and speak to someone at T-Mobile! Pretty cool huh?
XxLiTtLe D 11xX said:
Yea i *thought* of calling 611 cause its *free* but y not ask here first *SMART ASS*
You know, you're going to get absolutely nowhere with that kind of attitude. We try to keep things civil and friendly here, and this kind of response is definitely not what we're looking for. Would you care to try again with a better approach?
However, I do agree with aleq on keeping these threads friendly. Have a good day.
XxLiTtLe D 11xX said:
Yea i *thought* of calling 611 cause its *free* but y not ask here first *SMART ASS*
Well, if you were willing to wait for the answer it must not have been all that important, eh?
XxLiTtLe D 11xX said:
Read the subject....thats my question ^
You know, it's not as though we're in any way OBLIGATED to answer questions on this forum--it's on our own time and dime and as such a politely worded request goes a long way. We aren't answer dispensing human gumball machines here... 🙄
The only potential problem would be if the account has a single line under it and the billing is under someone else's name. That person would be the primary user, and with only a single line to the account, there is no way (that I know of) to have a different 'primary user' come up on the caller ID. In that case you can opt to have it come up as unavailable to avoid having it show up in their name.
If this is a family plan, or if there are multiple lines under the primary user's name, it shouldn't be a problem to have the name on the line that you are using changed.
Hope this helps . . .
elihuspeaks said:...
Like littlefuzzbear said, the easiest way for you to change this would be to call customer care and have a CSR switch it for you.
The only potential problem would be if the account has a single line under it and the billing is under someone else's name. That person would be the primary user, and with only a single line to the account, there is no way (that I know of) to have a different 'primary user' come up on the caller ID. In that case you can opt to have it come up as unavailable to avoid having it show up in their name.
If this is a family plan, or if there are multiple lines under the primary user's name, it shouldn't be a problem to have the name on the line that you are using changed.
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I always figured that there should be a way to do that! It seems like a pretty straightforward request.