08-23-2013 10:14 PM
12-10-2013 05:49 PM
Thank you for your very helpful posts! A phone call to customer service about this left me baffled and my web saerch for Rogers technical support on this issued turned up nothing. Your post has liberated me from wasting any more time searching for an answer.
I'm very surprised that Rogers doesn't interpret your complaint (and I'd wager several similar ones) as an opportunity to give you a "discount" (like how about free for the first year or something) as a loyal customer and offer it to newbies like me in a more open customer-friendly format. That would generate a whole lot more good will on this forum than our current expeiences are generating.
01-19-2014 06:35 PM
01-24-2014 12:14 PM
excellent post, i have just done this by switching to rogers from Bell. I will switch back if annoyed by rogers or a beter deal comes along.
02-28-2014 12:19 PM
anyone can help me how to block some people to call to my home phone
07-24-2014 05:28 AM
I was getting up to 5 calls a day from a number so I decided to get the Home and Away Manager to block calls. All was quiet for a couple days then they started again. My call display now shows the same number, but without the leading 1. I contacted Rogers support and he told me sorry you cant block certain numbers because call display is not showing the actual number they are calling from. Funny thing is, I called the number back and a recording said "This person is not available please leave a message for rogers outbound" Actually it is hard to understand, but sounds like rogers outbound. The area code is 855 and from what I can gather, not region specific and a toll free number. I am guessing (and probably wrong) that Rogers is paying a telemarketing firm to spam numbers.I think Comcast in the states have a feature to block entire area codes. Now this feature would work for me.
TL;DR Rogers call blocking doesn't work for the major spammers
07-24-2014 02:40 PM
Problem is.. something like caller ID, is not a HARD CODED thing, per say.
There are MANY phone systems, which can change the caller ID your end perceives, at will. It technically could call you and show one number, hang up, call you back, showing a completely different one.
The people making these calls, use things like this, to avoid call blocking, on having 'their number' investigated, etc.
07-26-2014 12:09 AM
09-08-2014 12:06 PM
In other words, your answer should be
"No, you cannot block any number on a Rogers Home phone unless you pay an extra amount on your already high enough phone bill".
Period. End of story
11-13-2014 07:06 PM
Doesn't work. Get no busy signal, nothing.