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Thread ID: 143164	2016-12-06 00:25:00	Landline caller ID question!	stuffed (1469)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1429547	2016-12-06 00:25:00	Not a big deal but just curious! Called a person had never rung before nor had he ever rung me - landline to landline and he knew it was me when he answered as he said "hi J.." How?!	stuffed (1469)
1429548	2016-12-06 00:30:00	probably knew your phone number and has caller id which shows the number you are ringing from	bevy121 (117)
1429549	2016-12-06 00:33:00	Yep. I do that when people ring. Hi X.	pctek (84)
1429550	2016-12-06 00:41:00	What I didn't add that may be somewhat relevant. He works in a Government security type service. Won't say which one though!	stuffed (1469)
1429551	2016-12-06 00:54:00	2talk do a "Reverse whitepages look-up". 2talk are my provider, similar to how Spark might be yours So if you were to call me, it would show up "stuffed <09 281 4357>". Most of the time it's pretty accurate, sometimes it's completely wrong, like when my parents ring it says they're some random florists... They're not florists :P	Chilling_Silence (9)
1429552	2016-12-06 01:05:00	I am on a VoIP through WXC (now a Vodafone subsidiary)	stuffed (1469)
1429553	2016-12-06 01:21:00	Vodafone won't give out phone nos. We had an Auckland (09)529 4300 call 19th Oct. 16 and we thought it might have been F&P about our dishwasher part. Their nos. are all 0800. Privacy Act has a lot to answer for, pc brigade. lurking.	Lurking (218)
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