Why Does Inbound Caller ID Only Show the Phone Number?
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On calls you receive, Caller ID is sent out by the caller's telephone provider, assuming they haven't blocked it. The call is then handed off to one or more telecom companies who route it to Aptela, and then we send it on to its destination you. Aptela is responsible for delivering both the call and Caller ID to your device, but that of course assumes that we get Caller ID from the previous carrier in the chain. In the vast majority of cases, inbound Caller ID is delivered successfully. However, if you are not receiving Caller ID, here's what to do:
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