Hi Ron, as you were just saying about Back To The 50's....
RT> AR>So activate the "I refuse to accept an anonymous call" feature.
RT> 
RT> Thats exactly what I do, but I still don't like to HAVE to.  There
RT> is at least one person that insists on anonymous calling that I'd
RT> like to be able to receive calls from.... my oldest daughter, but I
RT> can't because of anonymous call blocking.  Our compromise is that
RT> when she wants to talk to me, she calls her little sister that still
RT> lives at home.  Kelly doesn't have caller-ID.
Another solution would be for her to unblock.  That can be done on a
single phone call basis.  That way she would be able to get through to
you and still have call blocking for anyone else.
RD 
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