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HI All,
SO I'm hoping instead of blocking calls, to forward spammers to a 'this number has been disconnected' message.
I set up an extension that essentially plays a number not in service message.
In my call log, I have:
Credence:1-###-###-#### (+15109634###)
(The first # is _MY_ number). The second # is theirs).
I've tried "+15109634###" (Obviously the real #). No go. I've tried the entire strring, no go.
Inbound Rule:
Name: Credence.
Caler ID: See above
Route Calls to:
Extension 07/Extension 07.
But it still follows the normal route.
Am I missing something?
Thanks
EDIT: Ohh... I think I see it. I had a conflicting EARLIER rule.
So question on this: Can I do a wildcard, ie CID: +15109634* ?
SO I'm hoping instead of blocking calls, to forward spammers to a 'this number has been disconnected' message.
I set up an extension that essentially plays a number not in service message.
In my call log, I have:
Credence:1-###-###-#### (+15109634###)
(The first # is _MY_ number). The second # is theirs).
I've tried "+15109634###" (Obviously the real #). No go. I've tried the entire strring, no go.
Inbound Rule:
Name: Credence.
Caler ID: See above
Route Calls to:
Extension 07/Extension 07.
But it still follows the normal route.
Am I missing something?
Thanks
EDIT: Ohh... I think I see it. I had a conflicting EARLIER rule.
So question on this: Can I do a wildcard, ie CID: +15109634* ?
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