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Plusnet Homephone - Can we have Caller name in call summary (Address book) ??

vips
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Registered: ‎20-02-2010

Plusnet Homephone - Can we have Caller name in call summary (Address book) ??

Hi.
I'm new here.
Not sure this sugestion is already discussed (searched, but not found). if so sorry  Embarrassed
Previously, I'm a BT customer and recently swithched to Plusnet BB and Home Phone. BT have a very good address book and, when we see call summary/details in web, it shows caller name instead of the number. Can we have that kind of feature added here as well please Huh
Thanks !
Vips.
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orbrey
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Re: Plusnet Homephone - Can we have Caller name in call summary (Address book) ??

I'm not sure if we'll be able to offer that as that's not our information to offer - though I will make enquiries for you as it would be useful. I can't make any promises though I'm afraid.
paulby
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Re: Plusnet Homephone - Can we have Caller name in call summary (Address book) ??

Quote from: Matt
I'm not sure if we'll be able to offer that as that's not our information to offer

@Matt Taylor - IIRC when I was with BT you could add an address book to your on line account.  The BT itemised bill list merely looked up your address book for a match and then replaced the number with a name on the itemised bill record.
Another useful feature, though, would be the geographic destination of the call as well as the number - a lot of other providers give this data in their itemisation (presumably by looking up a database of area codes v call destination) e.g. number called: 01383 6xxxxx place called: Dunfermline
MauriceC
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Re: Plusnet Homephone - Can we have Caller name in call summary (Address book) ??

Quote from: Paul03

Another useful feature, though, would be the geographic destination of the call as well as the number - a lot of other providers give this data in their itemisation (presumably by looking up a database of area codes v call destination) e.g. number called: 01383 6xxxxx place called: Dunfermline

Not particularly reliable to use the geographic (sic) number to map to a location these days?  VoIP effectively nullifies an increasing proportion of the calls made.  e.g. One of my VoIP numbers is London - but I ain't anywhere near there.    Grin
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