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PCInTech
In another place and time.
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join:2004-06-07
Massena, NY
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·VoicePulse
·RoadRunner Cable

reply to jimboe
Re: Voicepulse Outbound CallerID

said by jimboe See Profile :

your name showing up on other ppls CID devices has to do with which carrier actually holds your DID. If it's a carrier that allows VP to set CNAM in their (the carrier that is) database, then ppl will see your name on the CID devices when their carrier does the reverse lookup.
One of my DID's is from USADatanet (a Central NY phone company) and the other is Broadview Networks in NYC.


PCInTech
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reply to bmize13
I was BYOD (with my own Sipura 2000) then changed to using their Sipura 2002.

It always worked with both, dating back about 3+ yrs. now.

jimboe

join:2000-08-14
New York
·Optimum Online

reply to PCInTech
said by PCInTech See Profile :

Both of my Voicepulse numbers were assigned by them and my full CID info (Name & Number) has always shown up on people's phones.
your name showing up on other ppls CID devices has to do with which carrier actually holds your DID. If it's a carrier that allows VP to set CNAM in their (the carrier that is) database, then ppl will see your name on the CID devices when their carrier does the reverse lookup.

bmize13

join:2006-04-17
Dallas, GA
reply to PCInTech
Are you BYOD, or do you use one of their devices?


PCInTech
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reply to bmize13
Both of my Voicepulse numbers were assigned by them and my full CID info (Name & Number) has always shown up on people's phones.

bmize13

join:2006-04-17
Dallas, GA
reply to Lenagainster
I've actually been wondering if it would present a problem... Honestly, most calls we make are to cell phones / businesses. The few landlines we call should be able to adjust adequately.

Thanks for the response.

bmize13

join:2006-04-17
Dallas, GA
reply to DJdynamite
Thanks for the info! if nothing else, that is quite interesting!


buckeyered
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join:2005-05-07
Hamilton, OH
·VoicePulse
·QuantumVoice

reply to bmize13
I actually never knew that VP didn't have outbound CID name because my ported numbers still show my name but my friends port just completed from Cinci Bell to VP but no name shows now when it did before so I called VP and was told they don't have the outbound "name" CID yet but it has been in beta and should be finished soon.
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'If you change phone numbers one more time I am leaving you.' - My wife

jimboe

join:2000-08-14
New York
reply to DJdynamite
+1 informative


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reply to bmize13
Nobody (providers) trusts the names that get sent, so any CNAME info that come from the sending providers are almost always bit-bucketed. Everybody keeps their own CNAME database and when calls come in, the receiving provider then takes the number and looks it up in their own CNAM database, and displays the name associated with that number. How often they refresh their database with the central cnam db is up to them.

Large ILEC's (verizon, etc..) do it sometimes twice a day...where smaller CLECS/Resellers(vitelity) may only do it once a week or once a month...

It's unfortunate that it works this way, and you can blame SBC for it. They originally wanted to charge every other provider to preserve cid name info. It backfired when nobody paid, and SBC simply threw out all incoming cid names from other providers. They admitted later, in retrospect, that instead of leaning on the other providers, they should have charged their own customers a 'cid name insertion fee' as a value add, and convince other providers to do the same. Eliminating every provider from keeping their own database.

nycityny
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join:2005-08-09
New York, NY
reply to bmize13
As is swintec's experience, numbers ported over from a landline that already had a name attached do show the name for outbound caller ID. I ported over from Verizon/MCI and my name shows up.


swintec
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join:2003-12-19
Alfred, ME
·RapidVPS
·surpasshosting
·Sprint Mobile Broa..
·VoicePulse
·RoadRunner Cable

reply to bmize13
On my Verizon line that I ported over to Voicepulse, my name seems to still show up on others Caller ID's....In fact, if I call my other Voicepulse line, there is a name on the caller ID along with the number.
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Lenagainster

join:2005-01-07
Silver Spring, MD
·VoicePulse
·DIRECTV
·magicjack.com

reply to bmize13
For your friends and relatives with speed dial or "phone book" on their landline cordless phones, and for all with cellphones, if they program your number into their phones, your name should show up on the Caller ID when you call.

From my experience, not transmitting my name has not been a problem; folks seem to learn quickly to recognize my number without the Caller ID Name.


Camelot One
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join:2001-11-21
Sarasota, FL
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reply to bmize13
its still just number only, no name

bmize13

join:2006-04-17
Dallas, GA
Is there any way to configure VoicePulse for outbound CallerID? I'd like to be able to display my name with my number if at all possible...

Thanks in advance for any help.
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