I want to keep my landline number but am moving to a new exchange area

only land line phones need to have the number changed if you move outside the exchange area
call your service provider for advice on the procedure

On a mobile or land line?

If on a mobile, normally it is associated with the recipient in your contact list. May also depend on your type of phone android or ios (iphone)
check there contact details in your phone then there is normally further options in there profile, like add to favourites, or list and block / un-block caller.!

On a landline would be simuler in the phone history of callers - block / un-block caller / number.
Sometimes it is with the landline exchange sysytem, then call the operator.

hope this helps :•)

if its a landline directly connected to the exchange, you must register Caller ID with youre Service provider and it will show on youre phone (youre phone must be able to show ID,s)

Dialing '9' might get you an "outside" line (if you work inside a company that has its own telephone-network).
Dialing '1' starts a long-distance call (Canada/USA/Mexico).
Dialing '917' is the "area-code" part of a telephone-number.
Dialing '870' is the "exchange-code" within that area-code.
Dialing '1698' is the local number within that exchange-code.

make sure that the service provider has connect your line in the exchange
if you have moved areas then you may get a new number as numbers do not move with the phone

Hi there,

Habe a good day.

Are you asking for the area code here in Manila?

If you are calling within metro manila, just dial the phone number from a landline or (02)+Phone Number from a mobile phone. If you're calling outside Metro Manila, you should use (02)+Phone Number.

Hope it helps.

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Visit Telecodata.us, a website that provides centralized information on telephone numbers, exchanges and companies (see References).

Click "Area/Exchange" under the Common Lookup heading.

Type the area code and the exchange (first three digits) of the phone number in the search fields and click "Search."

Review the search results. If only a single company is listed for the area code and exchange you entered, that company services all numbers for that exchange. The search results will indicate which set of phone numbers belongs to each company if multiple companies are listed. For example, in area code 718, phone numbers that begin with 208-0 are serviced by AT&T Wireless, while numbers that begin with 208-3 belong to Verizon Wireless. Or call the phone company that the purchase from and they will give you the number.

PLEASE GET IN TOUCH WITH YOUR TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. TELL THEM YOUR REQUIREMENT AND THEY WILL ASSIST YOU IN THIS MATTER. THERE SHOULD NOT BE ANY PROBLEM. ALL YOU ARE REQUIRED TO DO IS TO GO PERSONALLY TO THE EXCHANGE.

VoIP phones can do this, but there are obsticles in keeping your phone numbers and forwarding to your cell phone or you can call your phone provider and get them to twin your number to your cell phone.

First the VoIP phone home base station will be in Canada... meaning that you can get transfered calls to you VoIP phone anywhere in the world so long as you have a high speed internet connection.

When you call out on the VoIP set, you will be using the Canadian dial tone, making all your calls long distance if you are in a different area code.
So 2 phones maybe required if you want to call locally in America.
Your 911 calling will have to reflect your address in America, or you need to have a big sticker telling the customer no 911 calling because the outbound number will be coming from Canada, not the US where you are located.

check dialing mode matches what exchange is set to DTMF suspect phone is set to dec = decadic or pulse