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Vodafone Karnataka Blacklist

15 posts · originally from https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/vodafone-karnataka-blacklist.77683/

NucleusKore
NucleusKore Original post #1
Jan 8, 2008 at 11:01 AM
Hi
I have made a blacklist of Vodafone Karnataka numbers from which annoying automated advertising calls are made. To avoid getting calls from these numbers you must activate NDNC by calling customer care, but it takes 45 days to get activated. There have been instances of it taking longer :D In the mean time you have to put up with the calls.
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+919986129687
+918041737975
+919916139710
+919986127148
+919986113952
+919986183574
+919916139711
+919986139214
+919739901640
+919986126451
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How to use this list?

Nokia 33xx series phones and some other phones have an option to assign a ringtone to a particular number/caller group. Use this feature to assgin "no tone" to the above numbers, and if you cannot find the "assign tone" menu item in your addressbook, simply open a existing unwanted tone or an (empty) tone in your composer and press the 0 key once. This will make an entry 4- This is a rest note and does not make any sound. Now save this ringtone as say, silence, and go to your phone book and assign this ringtone to the above numbers.

Nokia S60 phones:
Use a free call filter and add the above numbers to the blacklist to reject the incoming call.

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Another trick you can try: If your phone can play wav files or mp3 files as ringtones download and extract one of the files attached to your phone. Assign it to the above unwanted numbers. The files contain 10 seconds of silence generated with Audacity :)

Updates to the above list and suggestions are most welcome
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Batistabomb
Jan 8, 2008 at 11:45 AM
nuclues thanks for the info
infra_red_dude
Jan 8, 2008 at 11:59 AM
Good initiative Nucleus :)

+918041737975
What???!!! :confused: Vodafone uses Airtel Landline to harass its customers??!!!!

More numbers:

9886641383
9886641283
9886641548
9886000448
9886139214
9986129536
9986176940
9986183574
9986127148
9986182243
9886154310
9886659397
9886672471
9986998721
9986697343
9986129687
9986113952
9986131804
9986127564
9916139710

Those numbers haf been collected by me over a period of 1 year. So some mebbe non-existent.

Also, those of you who own SE CID49/36 and/or DB2010 and DB2020 phones can apply the whitelist-to-blacklist patch (if available for your phone model and firmware) and automatically block the above mentioned numbers; as I do :)
NucleusKore
Jan 8, 2008 at 8:31 PM
Thanks for the response guys :)
prasad_den
Jan 8, 2008 at 8:58 PM
I'm not sure, but I think you can also add these numbers to the screened nos. list in your phone settings. Don't know how it works, but probably it shouldn't allow calls from these numbers.. :)
NucleusKore
Jan 8, 2008 at 9:27 PM
I'm not sure, but I think you can also add these numbers to the screened nos. list in your phone settings. Don't know how it works, but probably it shouldn't allow calls from these numbers.. :)

Yes, it depends on the make & model. If you could mention them as above it would be useful
T
Feb 19, 2008 at 2:52 PM
Airtel Delhi
+919871551001
+919871551010
+919958089947
+919958089949
infra_red_dude
Feb 19, 2008 at 3:49 PM
^^^ Would be better if you create a separate thread as Delhi guys will surely not bother to look into Karnataka thread.
unni
unni #9
Feb 20, 2008 at 2:25 PM
Hi
I have made a blacklist of Vodafone Karnataka numbers from which annoying automated advertising calls are made. To avoid getting calls from these numbers you must activate NDNC by calling customer care, but it takes 45 days to get activated. There have been instances of it taking longer :D In the mean time you have to put up with the calls.
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How does this NDNC blacklisting work? Once I get it activated, do I need to specify each number to them? Is it done through their site [SIZE=-1]ndncregistry.gov.in?[/SIZE]
R
Feb 20, 2008 at 2:29 PM
In my w800i. I have a patch that allows me to maintain a blacklist. If any of these numbered guys call me, all they would get is busy signal.
nvidia
nvidia #11
Feb 20, 2008 at 2:33 PM
How does this NDNC blacklisting work? Once I get it activated, do I need to specify each number to them? Is it done through their site [SIZE=-1]ndncregistry.gov.in?[/SIZE]
AFAIK, when advertising/telemarketing people want to call a number, they check if your number is there in the registry. If its there, you wont get the call.
unni
unni #12
Feb 20, 2008 at 2:41 PM
AFAIK, when advertising/telemarketing people want to call a number, they check if your number is there in the registry. If its there, you wont get the call.

Do I need to specify each number or can I mention I don't want to receive any calls from any telemarketing guys? For example, if I don't want to receive any calls from telemarketers offering loans, credit cards etc., can I mention that or do I need to say I don't wish to receive any call from the numbers 1111111,2222222 etc.?
nvidia
nvidia #13
Feb 20, 2008 at 4:56 PM
^^No no... Not like that. Telemarketers check in the NDNC registry if YOUR number is registered. If your number is present then they wont call. The only number needed is yours!
moshel
moshel #14
Feb 20, 2008 at 10:51 PM
^^^ the simplest way is to call customer care and tell them that u wanna register ur no. in the NDNC registry.
u can also go to Airtel/Vodafone/etc websites and register. i was given a TAT of 45 days. that was upto 11 December 2007. so havent received a call since then.
the ndncregistry.gov.in website never loads. it was useless for me.
hailgautam
Mar 3, 2008 at 5:43 AM
yes the best way is to update the number with the service provider, i called airtel customer care to disable mine and afaik that would be enough. one can also update numbers from the service provider's website and that would also make sure that you will not receive calls from any telemarketers...