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Only after you've exhausted all other options should blocking collection call numbers be considered. Most phone companies offer "anonymous call rejection". If the calling party is not displaying caller id information for whatever reason, your phone will not ring. Instead the calling party will be confronted by a phone company system that will do one or more of the following:  Prompt the caller to release caller id information, Prompt the caller to leave a very short voice message which is subsequently played to you giving you a chance to accept or dump the call, or instruct the caller to call back revealing caller id information. This will weed out most collection calls. Numbers not on your approved list (WhiteList) will not reach your phone. Collection agencies often employ caller id spoofing, sending fake or alternate caller id information to trick you into answering. However, a WhiteList-Only home phone setup puts a swift end to this, because it won't accept non-recognized numbers. WhiteList-Only can be through your phone company for around $50USD with no monthly fees. Alternatively one can switch phone service from Land Line (conventional phone system) to VoIP (Voice over IP). This requires an internet connection and performs best on a broadband link; dialup internet is generally insufficient. There are a variety of home VoIP providers that allow WhiteList-Only setup for as little as $8 USD monthly. If one is adventurous, one can setup a home PBX using Asterisk, an open source software phone system usually requiring a dedicated computer. PBX in a Flash is one such flavor of Asterisk and is well suited to the above average computer user. Similar to WhiteList-only, sometimes also called GreenList-only, BlackList allows all calls except those explicitly blocked. Land Line phone service typically limits the customer to twenty blocked numbers whereas home VoIP providers or home PBX have no such limit. Additionally, these services often allow one to block all calls from toll free numbers: 800*, 866*, 877*, 888*.
Setup phone call filtering. Setup your phone system as WhiteList-Only. Setup your phone system as BlackList unwanted.
Vad är en sammanfattning med en mening av följande artikel? Först efter att du har uttömt alla andra alternativ bör blockera insamlingssamtal nummer övervägas. De flesta telefonbolag erbjuder "anonym samtalsavvisande". Om den uppringande parten inte visar samtalsidentifikationsinformation av någon anledning, ringer inte telefonen. Istället den samtalande parten kommer att konfronteras av ett telefonbolag system som kommer att göra en eller flera av följande: Fråga den som ringer för att släppa samtals-ID-information, Fråga den som ringer för att lämna en mycket kort röstmeddelande som senare spelas upp till dig ger dig en chans att acceptera eller dumpa samtalet, eller instruera den som ringer för att ringa tillbaka avslöjande samtals-ID-information. Detta kommer att rensa ut de flesta insamling samtal. Nummer som inte finns på din godkända lista (WhiteList) når inte din telefon. Insamlingsbyråer använder ofta uppringar-ID-spoofing, skickar falska eller alternativa uppringar-ID-information för att lura dig att svara. Men en WhiteList-Only hemtelefon setup sätter ett snabbt slut på detta, eftersom det inte accepterar icke-erkända nummer. WhiteList-Only kan vara via ditt telefonföretag för runt $ 50USD utan månadsavgifter. Alternativt kan man byta telefontjänst från Land Line (konventionellt telefonsystem) till VoIP (Röst över IP). Detta kräver en internetuppkoppling och fungerar bäst på en bredbandslänk; uppringt internet är i allmänhet otillräckligt. Det finns en mängd olika hem VoIP-leverantörer som tillåter WhiteList-Only installation för så lite som $ 8 USD månatligen. Om man är äventyrlig kan man ställa in ett hem PBX med hjälp av Asterisk, ett telefonsystem med öppen källkod som oftast kräver en dedikerad dator. PBX i en Flash är en sådan smak av Asterisk och är väl lämpad för ovan genomsnittliga datoranvändare. Liknar WhiteList-bara, ibland även kallad GreenList-bara, BlackList tillåter alla samtal utom de uttryckligen blockerade. Land Line telefontjänst begränsar vanligtvis kunden till tjugo blockerade nummer medan hem VoIP-leverantörer eller hem PBX har ingen sådan gräns. Dessutom tillåter dessa tjänster ofta en att blockera alla samtal från avgiftsfria nummer: 800*, 866*, 877*, 888*.
What is a summary of a sentence of the following article? Only after you have exhausted all other options should block the collection call numbers be considered. Most telephone companies offer "anonymous call rejection". If the calling party does not display call identification information for any reason, the phone does not ring. Instead, the calling party will be confronted by a phone company system that will do one or more of the following: Ask the caller to release call ID information, Ask the caller to leave a very short voice message that will later be played up to you giving you a chance to accept or dump the call, or instruct the caller to call back revealing call ID information. This will clear out most fundraising calls. Numbers that are not on your approved list (WhiteList) will not reach your phone. Collection agencies often use caller ID spoofing, sending false or alternative caller ID information to trick you into responding. But a WhiteList-Only home phone setup puts a quick end to this, because it does not accept unrecognized numbers. WhiteList-Only can be via your phone company for around $50USD without monthly fees. Alternatively, you can switch telephone service from Land Line (conventional telephone system) to VoIP (Voice over IP). This requires an internet connection and works best on a broadband link; dial-up internet is generally insufficient. There are a variety of home VoIP providers that allow WhiteList-Only installation for as little as $8 USD monthly. If you are adventurous, you can set up a home PBX using Asterisk, an open source telephone system that usually requires a dedicated computer. PBX in a Flash is such a taste of Asteric and is well suited to above average computer users. Similar to WhiteList-only, sometimes also known as GreenList-only, BlackList allows all calls except those explicitly blocked. Country Line telephone service usually limits the customer to twenty blocked numbers while home VoIP providers or home PBX have no such limit. In addition, these services often allow one to block all calls from free numbers: 800*, 866*, 877*, 888*.
Ställ in filtrering av telefonsamtal. Ställ in ditt telefonsystem som WhiteList-Only. Ställ in ditt telefonsystem som BlackList oönskade.
Set the filtering of phone calls. Set your phone system as WhiteList-Only. Set your phone system as BlackList unwanted.