Hey guys I was hoping the community here could help me with a frustrating issue I am having with my Nokia Lumia 950. I will try to keep it short and right to the point.
Basically there is someone that keeps calling my phone (normally several times a day) and has gotten very irritating. It is really not a big deal, there are no threats, it is not a collection agency, it is simply just someone annoying I would like blocked.
Okay so here is what happened:
When I first blocked this person the situation was literally perfect. Because I do not have my voicemail setup on my cell phone. Therefore, they cannot leave a message to further in pestering me. Also when they called it never had a "missed call notification", the only way I knew they were trying to contact me is because you can slide down the menu from the top (not sure what it is called) and it has "block and filter" notifications there.
More recently however, when this individual calls me it will appear (like a lot of cellular phones) on my screen for a split second and leave a "missed call notification". I am not certain about the split second that it shows up, but I know that it did not appear on my missed calls. This is seriously annoying as hell.
This is mostly because I use my cell phone as my business phone and also the reason that I do not have my voice mail setup. Because if someone needs to get in touch with me they can send a text message or I will call them right back when I recognize the number they are calling from.
Therefore, having the individual calling me several times each day is very annoying because I constantly have to check it (each day) to make certain it is not someone important trying to get into contact with me.
So basically, is there anyone familiar with this? I have tried restarting the device, pulling the battery, unblocking and blocking the individual again, and nothing works. Did this person just persist in calling me so often that they just broke the block and filter on my phone or something?
It would be very nice to figure out how to get them off my missed call list again. Thank anyone in advance that tries to help me.
Basically there is someone that keeps calling my phone (normally several times a day) and has gotten very irritating. It is really not a big deal, there are no threats, it is not a collection agency, it is simply just someone annoying I would like blocked.
Okay so here is what happened:
When I first blocked this person the situation was literally perfect. Because I do not have my voicemail setup on my cell phone. Therefore, they cannot leave a message to further in pestering me. Also when they called it never had a "missed call notification", the only way I knew they were trying to contact me is because you can slide down the menu from the top (not sure what it is called) and it has "block and filter" notifications there.
More recently however, when this individual calls me it will appear (like a lot of cellular phones) on my screen for a split second and leave a "missed call notification". I am not certain about the split second that it shows up, but I know that it did not appear on my missed calls. This is seriously annoying as hell.
This is mostly because I use my cell phone as my business phone and also the reason that I do not have my voice mail setup. Because if someone needs to get in touch with me they can send a text message or I will call them right back when I recognize the number they are calling from.
Therefore, having the individual calling me several times each day is very annoying because I constantly have to check it (each day) to make certain it is not someone important trying to get into contact with me.
So basically, is there anyone familiar with this? I have tried restarting the device, pulling the battery, unblocking and blocking the individual again, and nothing works. Did this person just persist in calling me so often that they just broke the block and filter on my phone or something?
It would be very nice to figure out how to get them off my missed call list again. Thank anyone in advance that tries to help me.
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