# Star 67

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**Category:** Technology\
**Created:** [July 31, 2021, 10:51pm UTC](https://howtodiscuss.com/t/star-67/69939 "2021-07-31T22:51:31Z")\
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**Post date:** [November 1, 2021, 2:55pm UTC](https://howtodiscuss.com/t/star-67/69939/2 "2021-11-01T14:55:18Z")

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## **Star 67**

> Are you using 67 star? 3
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> I don't know how to use 67 star, so block your PIN number. Can anyone explain to me? Thank you very much.
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> Generally, all calls are with a real number or caller ID.
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> People who have subscribed to the Caller ID service with your new service can usually see the caller ID number of the caller.
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> If you do not want the caller to see the caller ID of the phone you are calling, use \* 67 to stop the transmission of your phone number. \* Only 67 blocks per call.
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> very well.
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> Is there a way to cancel or cancel?
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> I know this only applies to the next call, so it shouldn't be a deal, but I only did \* 57 to track and report the incoming call to the caller without saying anything ( 6 o'clock on Saturday. I know what the robot is (but he called you too, so I followed him) but accidentally caught \* 67.
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> Since none of us who use this PIN are familiar with the \* 67 service, I don't want to block or trigger the next party's outgoing calls.
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> If you have a pne number with \* 67. To write
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> Press the star in \* 67.

#### **Star 67**

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