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Why does my phone occasionally recognise peoples mobile numbers and
correctly display the name of the sender yet with others it just puts
in the sending number???
I have checked the default settings for various numbers and they are
set for mobile numbers.
The only thing I can see which may be causing this is that certain
numbers come in with +44 instead of a 0. This is driving me nuts
HELP!!
Cheers
Steve

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Steve,

The "normal" cause for this is in having a duplicate number within your
phone book, SOMEWHERE..

eg// Dave 01234 567890 and another entry of DaveT 01234 567890. Phone gets
confused, don't know which one to present, so as a safety feature (and to
stop the phone exploding in your hands - okay I lied about this bit!), it'll
just display the number.

Check it out

Cheers



Cheers

Steve" <rust.mail@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:591df39b.0409022137.2b755e60@posting.google.com...
> Why does my phone occasionally recognise peoples mobile numbers and
> correctly display the name of the sender yet with others it just puts
> in the sending number???
> I have checked the default settings for various numbers and they are
> set for mobile numbers.
> The only thing I can see which may be causing this is that certain
> numbers come in with +44 instead of a 0. This is driving me nuts
> HELP!!
> Cheers
> Steve

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"Kevin I Chapple" <kevinx@NOTTHISBITearthling.net> wrote in
news:ch92o7$kkm$1@news5.svr.pol.co.uk:

> Steve" <rust.mail@virgin.net> wrote in message
> news:591df39b.0409022137.2b755e60@posting.google.com...

>> Why does my phone occasionally recognise peoples mobile numbers
>> and correctly display the name of the sender yet with others it
>> just puts in the sending number???
>> The only thing I can see which may be causing this is that
>> certain numbers come in with +44 instead of a 0.

> The "normal" cause for this is in having a duplicate number within
> your phone book, SOMEWHERE..

Also, newer firmware seems a lot better at getting this right. Older
firmware seemed sensitive to numbers matching exactly, etc.

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Kevin I Chapple wrote:
> Steve,
>
> The "normal" cause for this is in having a duplicate number within your
> phone book, SOMEWHERE..
>
> eg// Dave 01234 567890 and another entry of DaveT 01234 567890. Phone gets
> confused, don't know which one to present, so as a safety feature (and to
> stop the phone exploding in your hands - okay I lied about this bit!), it'll
> just display the number.
>
> Check it out
>
> Cheers
>
>
>
> Cheers
>
> Steve" <rust.mail@virgin.net> wrote in message
> news:591df39b.0409022137.2b755e60@posting.google.com...
>
>>Why does my phone occasionally recognise peoples mobile numbers and
>>correctly display the name of the sender yet with others it just puts
>>in the sending number???
>>I have checked the default settings for various numbers and they are
>>set for mobile numbers.
>>The only thing I can see which may be causing this is that certain
>>numbers come in with +44 instead of a 0. This is driving me nuts
>>HELP!!
>>Cheers
>>Steve
>
>
>

It also identifies the caller by the last 8 numbers so, in my case, it
happened when I had a number with the +44 prefix and one without.

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