V3 problems (UK)
Posts: n/a when phonebook numbers are stored in 'domestic' format e.g. 07715 xxxxxx the caller is recognised when they call but NOT when they send a SMS when phonebook numbers are stored in 'international' format e.g. +447715 xxxxxx the caller is recognised when they send a SMS but NOT when they call! Apart from storing all mobile numbers in both formats, any suggestions?  Responses to "V3 problems (UK)"
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Posts: n/a Re: V3 problems (UK) I can't use the international format for everything because it won'trecognise that for incoming calls. I have stored each mobile number in both formats for now but it's a pain having to scroll thru duplicate entries "Andre" <notspammable@here.com> wrote in message news:42950512.1443875@news1.sympatico.ca... > Why not just use international format for everything? > Or enter the international format as a secondary number for each > entry. > > > On Tue, 24 May 2005 09:07:26 +0000 (UTC), "Mark" > <m@mark_remove_fraser.net> wrote: > >>here's hoping you guys can help! >> >> >> >>when phonebook numbers are stored in 'domestic' format e.g. >>07715 xxxxxx >>the caller is recognised when they call but NOT when they send a SMS >> >>when phonebook numbers are stored in 'international' format e.g. >>+447715 xxxxxx >>the caller is recognised when they send a SMS but NOT when they call! >> >>Apart from storing all mobile numbers in both formats, any suggestions? >> >
Posts: n/a Re: V3 problems (UK) On Tue, 24 May 2005 09:07:26 +0000 (UTC), "Mark" <m@mark_remove_fraser.net>wrote: >here's hoping you guys can help! > > > >when phonebook numbers are stored in 'domestic' format e.g. >07715 xxxxxx >the caller is recognised when they call but NOT when they send a SMS > >when phonebook numbers are stored in 'international' format e.g. >+447715 xxxxxx >the caller is recognised when they send a SMS but NOT when they call! > >Apart from storing all mobile numbers in both formats, any suggestions? > Well, I'm in the UK and have a black V3 and do NOT get the symptoms you are reporting. I have just done a test with both the normal format 07764 xxxxxx and the international format +447764 xxxxxx and in both cases, the correct Name was shown on both the call and the SMS!! The only time I do not see the name directly is when the call is missed and I get a message "1 call missed - 0 unknown", but I just then press the "view" button to see the caller details. Are you sure that this is not a network-specific problem? I am on O2 if that helps at all. -- Regards John [Essex, UK] Remove the obvious spamtrap to reply
Posts: n/a Re: V3 problems (UK) I'm also on o2, and its also the black one, although I am using my work'sSIM at the moment whilst I am waiting for the number to be transferred to my new SIM. I assume there is no connection to that fact? - A new SIM can't make any difference to this can it? "JC" <johncalias-newsgroupsATyahooD0TcoD0Tuk> wrote in message news:mmf7915jbvt8kldjoi94vq3uppk6mpket2@4ax.com... > On Tue, 24 May 2005 09:07:26 +0000 (UTC), "Mark" > <m@mark_remove_fraser.net> > wrote: > >>here's hoping you guys can help! >> >> >> >>when phonebook numbers are stored in 'domestic' format e.g. >>07715 xxxxxx >>the caller is recognised when they call but NOT when they send a SMS >> >>when phonebook numbers are stored in 'international' format e.g. >>+447715 xxxxxx >>the caller is recognised when they send a SMS but NOT when they call! >> >>Apart from storing all mobile numbers in both formats, any suggestions? >> > > > Well, I'm in the UK and have a black V3 and do NOT get the symptoms you > are > reporting. > > I have just done a test with both the normal format 07764 xxxxxx and the > international format +447764 xxxxxx and in both cases, the correct Name > was > shown on both the call and the SMS!! The only time I do not see the name > directly is when the call is missed and I get a message "1 call missed - 0 > unknown", but I just then press the "view" button to see the caller > details. > > Are you sure that this is not a network-specific problem? I am on O2 if > that helps at all. > > -- > > Regards > > John [Essex, UK] > Remove the obvious spamtrap to reply
Posts: n/a Re: V3 problems (UK) On Wed, 25 May 2005 07:55:51 +0000 (UTC), "Mark" <m@mark_remove_fraser.net>wrote: >I'm also on o2, and its also the black one, although I am using my work's >SIM at the moment whilst I am waiting for the number to be transferred to my >new SIM. I assume there is no connection to that fact? - A new SIM can't >make any difference to this can it? Are the numbers stored on the SIM or the phone?? All of my contacts are on the phone and not the SIM. Give that try. -- Regards John [Essex, UK] Remove the obvious spamtrap to reply
Posts: n/a Re: V3 problems (UK) same here!what's your flex version? (or anything else sotware related that mey be relevent) "JC" <johncalias-newsgroupsATyahooD0TcoD0Tuk> wrote in message news:a2j891hrgnjd8g2c3arv1k15hk8ao1th3p@4ax.com... > On Wed, 25 May 2005 07:55:51 +0000 (UTC), "Mark" > <m@mark_remove_fraser.net> > wrote: > >>I'm also on o2, and its also the black one, although I am using my work's >>SIM at the moment whilst I am waiting for the number to be transferred to >>my >>new SIM. I assume there is no connection to that fact? - A new SIM can't >>make any difference to this can it? > Are the numbers stored on the SIM or the phone?? > > All of my contacts are on the phone and not the SIM. > > Give that try. > > > -- > > Regards > > John [Essex, UK] > Remove the obvious spamtrap to reply
Posts: n/a Re: V3 problems (UK) swapped for a new phone today and it's got different software which seems tohave fixed the problem "Mark" <m@mark_remove_fraser.net> wrote in message news:d71pd6$st8$1@nwrdmz03.dmz.ncs.ea.ibs-infra.bt.com... > same here! > > what's your flex version? (or anything else sotware related that mey be > relevent) > > > "JC" <johncalias-newsgroupsATyahooD0TcoD0Tuk> wrote in message > news:a2j891hrgnjd8g2c3arv1k15hk8ao1th3p@4ax.com... >> On Wed, 25 May 2005 07:55:51 +0000 (UTC), "Mark" >> <m@mark_remove_fraser.net> >> wrote: >> >>>I'm also on o2, and its also the black one, although I am using my >>>work's >>>SIM at the moment whilst I am waiting for the number to be transferred to >>>my >>>new SIM. I assume there is no connection to that fact? - A new SIM can't >>>make any difference to this can it? >> Are the numbers stored on the SIM or the phone?? >> >> All of my contacts are on the phone and not the SIM. >> >> Give that try. >> >> >> -- >> >> Regards >> >> John [Essex, UK] >> Remove the obvious spamtrap to reply > >
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