Need tech help with a phone!

**bobbyfk** · 11-30-10, 07:50 AM

I don't think it can be done

**sickler** · 11-30-10, 08:12 AM

I'm old school. There must be some hi-tech wizardry to accomplish this.

**rfr3sh** · 11-30-10, 08:13 AM

there is some feature on the iPhone where you can direct all calls from that phone to the number you specify..not sure if thats what you are looking for

**sickler** · 11-30-10, 08:24 AM

Originally posted by rfr3sh

there is some feature on the iPhone where you can direct all calls from that phone to the number you specify..not sure if thats what you are looking for

I know about that but the number of the work phone would have to show on the call display.

**rfr3sh** · 11-30-10, 08:33 AM

i think it does

**sickler** · 11-30-10, 08:51 AM

Originally posted by rfr3sh

i think it does

The number would have to show on the display when making and receiving calls.

**blackbeSSt** · 11-30-10, 09:22 AM

so lemme get this straight. you are wanting 1 phone to dial out with 2 different numbers, and receive calls from 2 different numbers correct?

**keyboarding** · 11-30-10, 10:59 AM

Call forwarding takes care of half your problem.

Making calls and having it spoof another number is possible on the iPhone but pretty damn tiresome to have to do every time.

**jjgold** · 11-30-10, 12:41 PM

Sickler forget it whatever your trying to do

I bet it is illegal too knowing you

**sickler** · 11-30-10, 10:18 PM

Originally posted by blackbeSSt

so lemme get this straight. you are wanting 1 phone to dial out with 2 different numbers, and receive calls from 2 different numbers correct?

Right. The more I think about it, mission impossible....otherwise it'd be common knowledge and everyone would be doing it.

Originally posted by keyboarding

Call forwarding takes care of half your problem.

Making calls and having it spoof another number is possible on the iPhone but pretty damn tiresome to have to do every time.

Call forwarding would show the number of the phone the call was forwarded to on the other person's display.....at least it always has when I called someone's home # and they had it forwarded to their cell.

Originally posted by jjgold

Sickler forget it whatever your trying to do

I bet it is illegal too knowing you

FU! You ever had to lug around two phones?

**sickler** · 12-01-10, 12:33 AM

FOK! It just rang and I reached for the other phone.

**blackbeSSt** · 12-01-10, 11:02 AM

Originally posted by sickler

Right. The more I think about it, mission impossible....otherwise it'd be common knowledge and everyone would be doing it.

yes its mission impossible. how would you know if its your personal or business line that someone is calling? and when you dial out how do you know what number is dialing out?

just give all your contacts in your personal phone your business number. case closed

**pavyracer** · 12-01-10, 11:47 AM

Maybe the best way is to have two separate phones (one for each line) and have each phone have it's distict ring tone?

**keyboarding** · 12-01-10, 12:43 PM

Originally posted by sickler

Call forwarding would show the number of the phone the call was forwarded to on the other person's display.....at least it always has when I called someone's home # and they had it forwarded to their cell.

No. You are missing the point.

Phone A (A) is personal and Phone B (B) is business. One has to be an iPhone, so make it A. Go to B, set call forwarding to A's number. So now every call made to B will go to A. Every call to A will obviously go to A, so now all incoming issues are solved.

Outgoing isn't hard, just a little tedious, so whatever phone you use less you should make that the iPhone. So, let's say it's still A that is the iPhone, you download a spoof app. It will let you make outgoing calls with any number you want that will show up on the recipient's caller ID, so they could never tell what phone you were using. You would save B's number in the app so that you don't have to keep typing it in.

Here is a shitty video showing what I mean:

Not impossible. There are dozens of apps to allow spoofing, find the one that is easiest/cheapest and you're set.

**TheLock** · 12-01-10, 03:46 PM

Listen to Keyboarding, sickler. Guy is a tech sharp.

**wtt0315** · 12-01-10, 05:16 PM

spoofcard app for the iphone

**sickler** · 12-01-10, 07:57 PM

Originally posted by blackbeSSt

yes its mission impossible. how would you know if its your personal or business line that someone is calling? and when you dial out how do you know what number is dialing out?

just give all your contacts in your personal phone your business number. case closed

Good questions. Would be rather confusing.

Originally posted by pavyrac7720317er;

Maybe the best way is to have two separate phones (one for each line) and have each phone have it's distict ring tone?

But you're still carrying around two phones. I was happy when not carrying around any phone.

Originally posted by keyboarding

No. You are missing the point.

Phone A (A) is personal and Phone B (B) is business. One has to be an iPhone, so make it A. Go to B, set call forwarding to A's number. So now every call made to B will go to A. Every call to A will obviously go to A, so now all incoming issues are solved.

Outgoing isn't hard, just a little tedious, so whatever phone you use less you should make that the iPhone. So, let's say it's still A that is the iPhone, you download a spoof app. It will let you make outgoing calls with any number you want that will show up on the recipient's caller ID, so they could never tell what phone you were using. You would save B's number in the app so that you don't have to keep typing it in.

Here is a shitty video showing what I mean:

Not impossible. There are dozens of apps to allow spoofing, find the one that is easiest/cheapest and you're set.

Thanks, I'll look into it.