*67 and *69 Function

[Guest]

So... I thought *67 was not traceable or was so that the number would be blocked from identity

Somehow, I got a call back even though I used *67

I took a look at what *69 is, but I don't even know how that works 

Would *69 work on *67 and if so, would they then have the number?

[GreezyJeezy]

*67 just blocks its from caller ID, you can probably get around it somehow, only thing i can think of is calling your phone company and seeing if they can see the number and that might be how they got it?

[Guest]

3 hours ago, GreezyJeezy said:

*67 just blocks its from caller ID, you can probably get around it somehow, only thing i can think of is calling your phone company and seeing if they can see the number and that might be how they got it?

Nope, I had a look and they can only do that if they go to the police first and then their phone company tells them

[dave01978]

Depending on how the call is routed it can be shown. Toll free numbers can't be blocked.   If you call a number and its forwarded to a toll free number it can be seen.   I've done this in the past when my wife was getting strange calls and was able to find out it was a home repair company