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What are these random phone calls?
My house receives random phone calls from an unknown number at very random times. It happens quite often, and when I answer, it's just a *beep* *beep* type thing. Vancouver, BC area, Telus provides my phone service. Right now I received such a call and it's 12:35 at night and people in my house are sleeping. Can I end these calls somehow? How?
The beeping is about the sound of a voice mail beep, and it's on about a .5-1 second interval.
Unknown number = we have no caller ID
6 Answers
- joe rLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
sounds like a fax machine trying to poll your line for a fax connection....
you can stop anonymous calls by activating anonymous call rejection on your line by dialing *77 and blocking private callers...
- 6 years ago
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What are these random phone calls?
My house receives random phone calls from an unknown number at very random times. It happens quite often, and when I answer, it's just a *beep* *beep* type thing. Vancouver, BC area, Telus provides my phone service. Right now I received such a call and it's 12:35 at night and people in my...
Source(s): random phone calls: https://shortly.im/13c5T - Anonymous1 decade ago
Turn off your ringers at night and get some sleep.
It could just be telemarketers, however when I worked with the phone co. we had that trouble alot. It turned out to be test equiptment in the central office and a machine would check all the lines for trouble at night. Sometimes it would make the phone ring and cause a trouble report.
I would have Telus check your line
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- 1 decade ago
You can end the call by reverse phone look up. this may only get worse if you do nothing about it.
visit www.phondetectivereviewhub.com that was what I did when I had similar problem. and I got the exact solution. I put a stop to the calls
- 6 years ago
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