Ron, I'm sorry that happened, but I guess unless you have a wireless phone
with caller ID on it you won't be able to get that phone number, and if your
wireless phone doesn't talk, you'll have to get someone to read the number
to you.  But I agree with you about integrity.  The irony is that these regs
are supposed to enforce that, but they actually do not because companies
find ways of getting around it.
Harvey

-----Original Message-----
From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Dr. Ronald E. Milliman
Sent: Sunday, August 16, 2015 4:40 PM
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Subject: Re: Last call received

OK, I tried *69 and *66 and neither work; evidently, I don't have that
feature with my present phone service. I recently switched from At&T's
landline service to their wireless service, and apparently in the switch,
that featured didn't transport over. 

This is such a crazy world; when I switched, I was told that we would keep
all of the features we had but in addition, we would have several additional
features, and out total wireless monthly bill would be considerably less. As
it turns out, we seem to have fewer features, and our monthly phone bill has
almost doubled. 

I taught and practiced business for most of my life, and I am shocked at how
customer service and integrity have deteriorated over the years The
government keeps passing more laws and regulations, but it fails to enforce
the ones already on the books!
Ron, K8HSY