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Is *67 no Caller ID?

Published in Caller ID Blocking 1 min read

Yes, dialing *67 before making a phone call blocks your Caller ID for that specific call.

Understanding *67 and Caller ID Blocking

The *67 code is a widely used feature that allows you to hide your phone number from the person you are calling. This is often referred to as "Caller ID blocking" or "anonymous calling."

How *67 Works: A Temporary Solution

  • According to Verizon's support page, dialing *67 before a phone number blocks your number from being displayed temporarily for that specific call.
  • The recipient of the call will see "Private," "Blocked," or a similar message instead of your phone number.

Example: Using *67

To block your number for a call to 555-123-4567, you would dial *675551234567.

Temporary vs. Permanent Caller ID Blocking

It's important to remember that *67 only blocks your Caller ID on a call-by-call basis. If you want to permanently block your Caller ID, you typically need to contact your phone service provider for options.