How to keep your phone number Private on a Bell home phone

TIP


To prevent your home phone number being displayed to the person you are calling.  Before entering number you are calling:

• if you are using a digital phone press *67  
• if you are using a rotary phone dial 1167 

your call will now show as "Private Name Private Number" on the receiving phone.


Use this tip each time you want to keep your phone number private on a Bell home phone.

Get your messages even when you're not home

Bell Home Phone Tip

  With your Bell home phone you can access your messages remotely.  
  NOTE : Long distance charges will apply if you are outside the local area. 

  To get your messages even when you're not 
  home :  

1. Dial your home telephone number
2. Press 9 as soon as you hear your recorded message
3. Key in  your password 
4. Follow the recorded instructions
5. Get your messages.

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20 Things lost over the last decade

More reliance on gadgets has left a lot of commonplace items and ways of doing things behind.
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The first cell phone conversation

The first words spoken via the telephone were said by Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone. On March 10, 1876, he made a phone call to his assistant, Thomas Watson and said  "Mr. Watson come here I want to see you." 

Ever wondered what was said in the first cell phone conversation :



The first handheld cell phone call was made by Martin Cooper (Motorola) on the 3rd April 1973 to Dr Joel Engel (Bell Labs).  The cell phone cost $3,995 and weighed two pounds, leading to the nickname "the brick". Owning a cell phone was the ultimate status symbol, it took 10 years for the cell phone to be accepted as a business tool.

Bell Home Phone

Home Phone Lite Package features

Bell Home Phone Lite           

• Unlimited local calling 
• 3 Months free - One Smart Touch™ service
• One bill for all services.

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