Blocking Calls/Texts From Coworkers

[Ste Nova]

this is why i have a work phone that i can turn off
non of my co workers/bosses have my personal number

[Chris092881]

Originally Posted by ET iPhone Home

They will have questions about it, but just pretend you know nothing. If they have the same cell provider as you, refer them to the provider for questions on it. They eventually stopped and I had my peace.

They'll definitely ask me about it. I'll just play it off like maybe it's a service issue or whatever. If they somehow do find out I've blocked them, I'll simply tell them they can find their way off the list by getting the company to pay a third of my cell phone bill every month. Surely they won't even consider that, so I'm good. I have a home phone with an answering machine. They have that number, too. So it's not as if they can't reach me at all.

[smitty303]

Originally Posted by iceterminal

There's nothing on your phone that can do that. You can disable iMessage easy enough. Maybe even disable texts as well via your carrier, not sure. But without jailbreaking, theres nothing that will auto respond to them that tells them there was an error.

Try the jailbreak forum, they might help out some.


P.S. Go with the sharp cheddar, I hear its good.

I just had to let you know that I got that hidden message on your last line. Very sneaky!

[Consultant]

Originally Posted by Chris092881

They'll definitely ask me about it. I'll just play it off like maybe it's a service issue or whatever. If they somehow do find out I've blocked them, I'll simply tell them they can find their way off the list by getting the company to pay a third of my cell phone bill every month. Surely they won't even consider that, so I'm good. I have a home phone with an answering machine. They have that number, too. So it's not as if they can't reach me at all.

Why can't you tell them you're unavailable to change shift? You made plans, etc?

[Chris092881]

Originally Posted by Consultant

Why can't you tell them you're unavailable to change shift? You made plans, etc?

It's all just politics. I think I solved the problem with this move.

[ET iPhone Home]

Originally Posted by Chris092881

They'll definitely ask me about it. I'll just play it off like maybe it's a service issue or whatever. If they somehow do find out I've blocked them, I'll simply tell them they can find their way off the list by getting the company to pay a third of my cell phone bill every month. Surely they won't even consider that, so I'm good. I have a home phone with an answering machine. They have that number, too. So it's not as if they can't reach me at all.

Keep me up to date and let me know if it works for you. Like I said, you don't have to be on top of sending your auto response, as long as they receive one from you. It could be blamed due to a delayed response. No different from a voicemail I receive 1 or 2 days later.

Remember, keep it authentic and create something as if it were sent from your carrier:

"Message Notification Unable 2/12/13 1430pm ref# spr:12jn345m"

Good Luck!

[Chris092881]

Originally Posted by ET iPhone Home

Keep me up to date and let me know if it works for you. Like I said, you don't have to be on top of sending your auto response, as long as they receive one from you. It could be blamed due to a delayed response. No different from a voicemail I receive 1 or 2 days later.

Remember, keep it authentic and create something as if it were sent from your carrier:

"Message Notification Unable 2/12/13 1430pm ref# spr:12jn345m"

Good Luck!

I was able to block the five numbers from the VZW website. So I think I'm all set. But if they somehow get through from a line other than the ones I banned your suggestion is Plan B. Thanks again. I had issues with my voicemail recently because Apple sent me a new replacement that I didn't call Verizon to register with them. Something about the IMEI number not being on file and being the culprit for my voicemail not working. I will go with an excuse like that. They'll buy that hook, line, and sinker.

[Applejuiced]

Originally Posted by ET iPhone Home

Keep me up to date and let me know if it works for you. Like I said, you don't have to be on top of sending your auto response, as long as they receive one from you. It could be blamed due to a delayed response. No different from a voicemail I receive 1 or 2 days later.

Remember, keep it authentic and create something as if it were sent from your carrier:

"Message Notification Unable 2/12/13 1430pm ref# spr:12jn345m"

Good Luck!

The problem with this is that the text message will be coming from your phone number so they will know you send it.
If there's really an error or a message delivery fault you get an autoreply back within a second and that comes from a carriers error number other than the receivers cellphone number.
But some might still buy it though