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No, your own phone number. Say you're at home, you have a landline, and you don't know what your own phone number is. How do you get it? You call someone with
by rchard2scout 6y ago
No, your own phone number.
Say you're at home, you have a landline, and you don't know what your own phone number is. How do you get it? You call someone with caller ID, and ask them to tell you what number you called from.
- cestith 6y agoThere are numbers one can call for ANI / ANAC info from a landline. They vary by carrier and sometimes region. MCI has a well-known line that reads back your number. Of course, I haven't had a land line in years and my cell phones tell me their numbers in the settings.
- elcomet 6y agoYeah that's exactly asking a stranger to tell you your address
- knorker 6y agoThey don't always. Sometimes you have to use one of those pound sign codes, but even that sometimes comes up empty. So like I said, you call someone to get your number. Like how you google what your ip address is.